Hannah Wolfe is a licensed clinical social worker. She received her Masters in Clinical Social Work with a concentration in psychodynamic practices at University of Chicago. Her specialization is in healing trauma and the symptoms and stressors that follow as a result. Hannah is a Parnell Institute Attachment Focused EMDR trained therapist. She also practices through the lens of Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy, which focuses on attachment theory, body-focused approaches, and emotion theory. Hannah is also certified in CBT and has extensive training in DBT and CBT for Insomnia.

Hannah has previous clinical experience working as the clinic coordinator at the Behavioral Wellness Center at David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, where she provided services to medical students and physicians. Additionally, she worked in community mental health at Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services as a Full-Service Partnership therapist.

Hannah utilizes a holistic approach to treatment, exploring physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being to craft an individualized and evolving treatment plan tailored to each patient’s goals. She is committed to mindfully cultivating a safe, secure space that catalyzes connection and change, exploring how stress and/or trauma show up in the body, and learning ways to work through difficult emotions with compassion and curiosity.