Hannah Snyder is a Licensed Clinical Profession Art Therapist and Counselor.

Hannah is an art therapist who integrates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Positive Psychology in her work to treat Anxiety and ADHD in teens and adults. Although this is her specialization, Hannah also has experience working with clients struggling with identity, depression, bipolar disorder, autism spectrum disorder, and relationship struggles. Hannah provides individual and group services to her clients.

Through a non-judgemental and supportive environment, unlock your inner creativity and use it as a powerful tool for self-discovery and healing. This is imperative in helping with help for a variety of mental health needs.

When it comes time to treat the challenges presented by ADHD, many people turn to the work of Cognitive Behavioral Therapists to help with executive functioning and organizational skills. But what about the other needs of ADHD? Oftentimes, one of the hardest barriers for those with ADHD is low self-esteem due to mounting criticism and challenging life experiences in a world that is not set up for them to succeed. In addition to art's ability to unlock new communication styles and skills, it fosters the individual's creative thinking.

Encouraging your or your child's creative side increases positive experiences and highlights the challenges of having ADHD as strengths rather than weaknesses. Many studies have shown that people with ADHD who engage in art therapy have reported an increase in self-regulation skills, improved mood and focus, encouraged new ways of thinking, expanded social skills, boosted self-esteem, and became an integral part of forming healthy self-expression.