Daniel Hannon

My communication style

Our sessions are accepting and nonjudgmental. Sometimes we talk, sometimes we engage in activities or play. I often give homework assignments to keep you focused on progress between sessions. I believe the relationship between us provides the basis for healing.

My journey to mental healthcare

My first experiences came as a mediator working with families in conflict. I learned that many conflicts arise from people not listening to one another. Supporting people struggling with individual conflicts and mental illness was a natural extension. I continue to find that listening is the most important thing I can do.

My goals for you

From the start, I ask: If you wake up tomorrow and your life is better, how will you know? Once we realize what we want in life, it becomes possible to work toward getting it.

Our first session

I give you a chance to figure out whether I'll be a good fit. It's important that you feel heard, supported, and accepted as you are. It's less about diagnosis and more about coming away with a sense that our work together will be worthwhile.

I identify as...

• Male
• Caucasian or White