Meet Hannah Beattie, LCSW, a North Texas therapist who gently supports individuals as they build self-worth, heal from trauma, move beyond people-pleasing, and loosen the grip of perfectionism. As a neurodivergent individual herself, she has a special passion for working with late-diagnosed autistic and ADHD and folks.

Welcome!

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with extensive experience supporting individuals and families impacted by child abuse, sexual assault, narcissistic abuse, and domestic violence.

What kind of client do I most often support?

I’m especially passionate about working with teens and adults who are unpacking trauma, people-pleasing patterns, attachment wounds, and struggles with self-worth. I also support those navigating late diagnoses of autism and ADHD, as well as individuals living with chronic illness. I bring both clinical training and lived experience into the therapy space, which means that when you’re exhausted from advocating for yourself, feeling “too much,” or wondering why things have always felt harder than they seem for others, I truly get it. 

What approach do I use?

My approach is attachment-based, trauma-informed, and neurodivergent-affirming. This can include cognitive strategies, somatic work, parts-based approaches, and tools from Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). For clients healing from PTSD, I can also incorporate Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), an evidence-based treatment for reducing PTSD symptoms. My goal is to help you make sense of your experiences, reconnect with who you really are, and build a life that fits you.

Outside of the Therapy Room

Originally from San Antonio, I’ve called North Texas home for several years. Outside of work, you can usually find me walking my dogs, reading thrillers or historical fiction novels, or drinking great coffee with my husband. I believe meaningful healing happens in authentic relationships, and I’m honored to create that kind of space with my clients.