Hannah Nord

Humanistic therapy aligns with my perspective that every human is deserving of care and inherently good. In my practice, I turn towards therapies with humanistic roots such as EFT and Satir's Human Validation Resource Model as a means to experientially and compassionately investigate how relational experiences have shaped unhelpful behaviors and conceptualizations. Overall, I'm here to serve as an empathetic and genuine advocate of helping people feel more in alignment with their true selves.

From the moment we're born, the world around us tells us who we are and how we should be. But what happens when these messages don't quite feel right or bring us down? In my therapeutic practice, I listen to clients' stories and investigate who they were written by. Together we identify and disown those which feel invalid and disempowering so they can ultimately write their own stories and live with more agency and wellbeing.

From the moment we're born, the world around us tells us who we are and how we should be. But what happens when these messages don't quite feel right or bring us down? In my therapeutic practice, I listen to clients' stories and investigate who they were written by. Together we identify and disown those which feel invalid and disempowering so they can ultimately write their own stories and live with more agency and wellbeing.

I specialize in sexuality and gender in my graduate training, which places an emphasis on LGBTQ issues. My educational and clinical experience has centered around equity in family therapy, human sexuality and counseling, and sex therapy, all which view matters of diversity and inclusivity as key considerations of relationship and identity issues.

As a Marriage and Family Therapist my main focus and training is on relationships. Whether I'm seeing clients who come to therapy specifically to work on their relationship or something else, I believe that problems tend to play out in our relationships. As such, my work involves exploring how our family of origin influenced how we show up in adult relationships, so we can help heal attachment wounds and behave in healthier and more mutually caring ways with others.

As a Marriage and Family Therapist my main focus and training is on relationships. Whether I'm seeing clients who come to therapy specifically to work on their relationship or something else, I believe that problems tend to play out in our interactions with others. As such, my work involves exploring how clients' families of origin influenced how they show up in adult relationships, so they can help heal attachment wounds and behave in healthier and more mutually caring ways with others.

As a Marriage and Family Therapist my main focus and training is on relationships. Whether I'm seeing clients who come to therapy specifically to work on their relationship or something else, I believe that problems tend to play out in our interactions with others. As such, my work involves exploring how clients' families of origin influenced how they show up in adult relationships, so they can help heal attachment wounds and behave in healthier and more mutually caring ways with others.