Hannah's career began in the arts, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art. Early on, she discovered her passion for combining artistic expression with a therapeutic approach while being an advocate for older artists at an art gallery. From there, she expanded into museum programming, community arts organizations, and collaborations with designers—working as both a creator and educator. Over time, her work naturally shifted toward social work, where she found a deep connection between the two fields. Both center on expression, healing, and creating safe spaces for self-exploration. Whether through art or therapy, this process invites mindfulness, emotional awareness, and transformation.

Hannah went on to earn her Master of Social Work from the Silberman School of Social Work at Hunter College, specializing in clinical practice and Gerontology. With a decade of experience in mental health, she has worked across community clinics, non-profit organizations, and private care settings. Since 2023, she has been in private practice, offering an eclectic and creative approach to psychotherapy. She works with individuals, couples, and families looking to unlearn, relearn, and forge a more intentional path forward.