Hannah Robinson is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and therapist specializing in trauma, anxiety, and obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). With a Master's in Social Work from the University of Georgia, which she completed in 2015, Hannah has a strong foundation in therapy that emphasizes positive psychology and cognitive behavioral approaches. She works inclusively with teenagers, adults, and elders, creating a supportive environment where individuals can freely express themselves and feel truly understood. Hannah’s goal is to empower her clients with the coping skills necessary for self-sufficiency, ultimately aiming for them to thrive independently. Her expertise extends to helping clients navigate adjustments in their lives due to family changes, employment shifts, or relocations. Known for her warmth, she values collaboration with each person to establish tailored treatment goals. With advanced training in PTSD treatment and certification in Cognitive Processing Therapy, Hannah is well-equipped to guide her clients on their journeys to healing and self-discovery.