Hannah Pocock is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in individual therapy for adults and adolescents. With a focus on supporting women and teens dealing with the effects of sexual assault, childhood abuse, and trauma, Hannah's expertise extends to relationship issues, life transitions, anxiety, and identity exploration. She believes that therapy is a collaborative and transformative process that enables individuals to feel deeply seen and heard, fostering a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Hannah's therapeutic approach combines psychodynamic and somatic methods, enriched by her extensive training in trauma treatment, including Sensorimotor Psychotherapy and EMDR. This integrative, mind-body approach resonates profoundly with her clients. For those who have previously struggled in therapy or felt stagnant, her training in somatic psychology offers a crucial link to unlocking their innate potential for healing. Hannah is committed to creating a warm, nonjudgmental environment from the first session, allowing clients to feel safe and understood. Together, they explore early experiences, address current concerns, and work to shift unhelpful patterns. Whether facing temporary challenges or longstanding issues, Hannah empowers her clients to achieve real and lasting change in their lives.