Registered Social Worker | Virtual Services

When You've Always Felt a Little Different

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Therapy for people who have long felt out of step with others, even if they've never quite known why.

A place to better understand yourself, your relationships, and discover ways of living that feel genuinely your own.

Hi, I’m Hannah (she/her). I’m here for you.

I'm a Registered Social Worker and psychotherapist based in Toronto, offering virtual therapy for adults across Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia. My work is grounded in warmth, curiosity, and a deep respect for your unique way of experiencing the world.

Many of the people I work with have long felt a little different from those around them, even if they've never been able to explain why. They may struggle with anxiety, depression, people-pleasing, perfectionism, relationship challenges, or simply feel that something isn't quite right. You don't need to be in crisis to reach out—sometimes a quiet sense that life could feel different or simply wanting to understand yourself more is reason enough.

Together, we'll take time to understand the patterns that have shaped the way you relate to yourself and others. Rather than rushing to change them, we'll approach them with curiosity and compassion. As they become more understandable, new ways of living and relating can begin to emerge—ones that feel more genuinely your own.

How we can work together

What therapy can feel like

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Key areas of focus

Reach out when you’re ready.

I’m currently accepting new clients virtually across Ontario, Alberta, and British Columbia.

Reach out to ask a question or book a free 20-minute consult. No pressure, ever.

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“Shame derives its power from being unspeakable.”

— Brené Brown