Hannah Loscalzo, LMFTA, earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Campbell University, and a Master of Arts in Marriage, Family, and Individual Counseling from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

 

With a warm and collaborative therapeutic approach, Hannah joins alongside couples struggling with issues related to communication & conflict resolution, family dynamics, parenting, emotional infidelity, growing in intimacy, and loves being able to aid couples in developing a stronger relational foundation on which they can build for years to come. She also enjoys working with individuals aged 13 and older who are facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, grief, trouble coping with emotional distress, trauma to varying degrees, life transitions, spiritual confusion, chronic illness, and attachment wounds.

 

She believes in a holistic & person-centered approach to therapy that takes into consideration a client’s context, and centers around building a trusting relationship. She strives to create a safe environment for her clients to feel heard and encouraged to move toward their goals, feel supported when they stumble, and to see stagnation as a learning opportunity. As clients are open to it, she also loves the opportunity to weave in biblical truths as a foundational guiding light for hope and healing throughout the therapeutic process.

 

Hannah is a certified Prepare Enrich facilitator, and has received training in utilizing Written Exposure Therapy protocol for PTSD.

 

A native of Bladen county, Hannah and her husband, Nick, currently call Bladenboro home. In her free time, she enjoys baking, reading, coffee, hiking, playing sudoku, and spending time with their 4 cats. Hannah believes your story deserves to be heard and is excited to join alongside you as you journey toward hope and healing.