Somatic IFS Therapy in Seattle and across Washington State
Learn to trust yourself, embrace your voice, and experience the peace and clarity you've been seeking.
Welcome
Do you find yourself:
Feeling disconnected from your intuition or body?
Unsure on how to bring more meaning or satisfaction to your life?
Repeating patterns in romantic relationships and friendships?
Feeling stuck or hopeless?
Feeling anxious and tired of people-pleasing?
It might feel like other people have it all “figured it out” somehow or that things will never change.
It doesn’t have to be this way. I believe that when we slow down to explore what’s happening beneath the surface, we can begin to truly understand you and your experiences.I want to help you move from feeling stuck, disconnected, or not enough to experiencing the belonging, authenticity, freedom, and clarity that have always been within you.
Hi, I’m Hannah.
I’m here to offer a space where you can unpack your experiences and be met with compassion and kindness. The world moves fast and this a place you have a chance to slow down and be yourself.
As a trauma-informed Internal Family Systems therapist, I use a combination of mind-body techniques to help you reconnect with your inner voice, creativity, and confidence.
Have you tried therapy before, but are still feeling stuck?
Many clients come to me after other therapies haven’t brought lasting change. If you’re tired of relying on temporary coping mechanisms or simply trying to change your emotions and thoughts instead of truly understanding them, you’ve come to the right place.
I’m trained in IFS Level 1 and Integrative Somatic Parts Work (Levels 1 & 2), focusing on the root of your struggles rather than just surface-level solutions. If my approach resonates with you, I’d love to chat. Schedule a free 20-minute consultation to see if we’re a good fit.
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Internal Family Systems (IFS) is an approach to healing with the idea that our mind is made up of many “parts” that express themselves in emotion, physical sensation in the body, thoughts, or patterns of behavior. When we are out of connection with these parts of us, it can often feel like we are reacting to the world in ways that may actually go against our true needs and desires.
An example of this is that we may have a part that wants to be in close relationships, but we may have other parts that fear intimacy. This creates an internal conflict in ourselves that may be experienced externally as well.
By getting in touch with these parts of us we can resolve inner conflicts, heal emotional injuries from the past, find relief and clarity, and experience greater emotional freedom.
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