
Children & teens
A gentle, creative space for young people facing anxiety, stress, self-esteem, friendships, or big changes — meeting them where words run out.
Art-based counselling · Greater Vancouver
Warm, trauma-informed counselling for teens, young adults & families — a safe space to feel truly seen, reconnect with your strength, and move forward with hope.
Virtual sessions now · in-person in Greater Vancouver by arrangement
About Hanna
For over 15 years I’ve walked alongside adolescents, young adults, and families through emotional challenges, stress, crisis, and big life changes. My work is about helping people reconnect with their inner strength and move forward with hope.
I’m a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) and psychotherapist. In my sessions I bring together talking and creating art. When words are hard to find — especially for children and teenagers — art can open a door. Through images, we gently explore what’s happening inside, at your own pace.
I’ve immigrated twice, learned new languages more than once, and found my place again. I know how hard that can be, especially for young people — and as a mother of two sons, I’ve lived it as a parent too. I believe every person carries the strength to heal and grow. Sometimes they just need a safe space, and someone to walk beside them.
“No art skill needed — art is simply another way to say what’s hard to put into words.”
How I can help
Grounded in Adlerian Individual Psychology — an approach built on belonging, encouragement, and each person’s strengths — and always trauma-informed, compassionate, and culturally responsive.

A gentle, creative space for young people facing anxiety, stress, self-esteem, friendships, or big changes — meeting them where words run out.

Support through life transitions, identity, stress, and the weight of starting over — finding footing and a way forward.

A steady place to be heard, rebuild connection, and understand the patterns between you with care and honesty.

Help for families under strain — communication, parenting support, and navigating crisis or change together.

Combining talk and art-making to explore feelings safely. Hanna is completing her Graduate Diploma in Art Therapy at the Vancouver Art Therapy Institute (VATI); dedicated art-therapy sessions will open as the program completes.
Common reasons people reach out
Getting started
Send a message through the form below, or book directly online when you’re ready. A brief first contact helps us see if we’re a good fit.
Sessions happen over secure video, wherever you feel comfortable. In-person sessions in Greater Vancouver can be arranged as the practice grows.
Through conversation and creativity, we explore what matters — gently, and with deep respect for your story and your timing.
Online booking is powered by Jane, a secure, PIPEDA-compliant platform.
Training & experience
A career built across two countries, schools, and private practice — always centred on young people and families.
Good to know
Sessions are available in English, and counselling is also offered in Hebrew, Russian, and Ukrainian.
Right now sessions are virtual, over secure video. In-person sessions in the Greater Vancouver area can be arranged — just ask when you reach out.
Children, teens, young adults, and adults, as well as couples and families. I have particular experience supporting young people and families through transition and crisis.
Not at all. There’s nothing to get right. Art is simply another way to express what can be hard to say — and it’s always optional.
Use the Book online button or the contact form below. Once booking is live, you’ll be able to choose a time directly through the secure Jane platform.
Many extended health plans provide coverage for services from a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC). Please check your specific plan — details on fees and receipts will be confirmed when you book.
Reach out
If you, your teen, or your family are going through a difficult time, you don’t have to carry it alone. Send a note below and Hanna will get back to you to talk about next steps.
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In crisis or immediate danger? This website isn’t an emergency service. If you or someone you know is at risk, call 911. For 24/7 support in BC, call or text 988 (Suicide Crisis Helpline), or call the BC Mental Health Support Line at 310-6789 (no area code needed).