Hannah Lee

As a clinical social worker and level 3 trained brainspotting practitioner, I offer my clients 10 years of combined counseling experience working in schools, non-profits, faith-based agencies, and private practice with diverse populations. Prior to being in private practice, I was working in the education field as well as the faith-based non-profit sector engaged in community development and mentoring BIPOC youth and young adults. I currently focus my clinical work with adults in their 20s-40s who are figuring out their identities, relationships, and careers as they sort through issues of culture, spirituality, and various mental health experiences including anxiety, depression, ADHD, and PTSD. I specialize in trauma-informed practices and seek to provide culturally humble and spiritually sensitive support in particular to children of immigrants and mixed race youth and adults navigating intersectional identities. I identify as a BIPOC cisgender woman, second generation Korean American child of immigrant parents, and a progressive, justice-oriented and affirming Christian allied with various marginalized communities. I am also currently in an interracial marriage with two mixed race children, balancing a career in private practice and family life as a wife, mother, daughter, sister, and friend. I have lived experience as someone who grew up with family members with undiagnosed and untreated mental health conditions, as well my own experience having diagnosed and treated ADHD, PMDD, and recently perimenopause, myself. I have a keen interest in relationships, intersectional identities, and feel passion about journeying with my clients through the deconstruction and reconstruction process of culture, worldview/spirituality, and holistic view of self.