Joanna Hanlon holds a master's degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Denver Seminary. In her private practice, she works with both individuals and couples in navigating life transitions, grief and loss, trauma, and identity development. Before her counseling career, Joanna worked as an ESL teacher, both in the U.S. and abroad, which has grown her connections with those who often feel on the outside.
Joanna brings a sense of peace and strength into her counseling approach and believes in the transformative power of providing a space where her clients are truly seen, heard, and known. Her familiarity with the isolation of grief and pain allows her to sit with others who are facing the unexplainable and provide the assurance they are not alone.
Outside of the therapy office, Joanna enjoys running, traveling with her husband and kids, reading, writing, and lingering over hot beverages.