Hannah Schulz, M.A.

Clinical Focus: Premarital Counseling (SYMBIS), Marriage Counseling (Gottman Level 1, Prepare/Enrich), Affair Recovery, Young Adults, Stress, Family of Origin Issues, Life Transitions, Relationship Concerns.

Hannah holds a master’s degree in Marriage and Family Counseling from Liberty University and brings specialized training in leading approaches that equip couples with insight, direction, and hope for their relationship. As a facilitator of Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts (SYMBIS), she helps premarital couples prepare for marriage by building a strong foundation of understanding and practical skills. Through her Level 1 training in Gottman Method Couples Therapy, she applies research-based strategies to strengthen communication, navigate conflict with care, and foster deeper intimacy. Hannah is also certified in Prepare/Enrich, a relationship assessment that equips couples with personalized insights to build on their strengths and address opportunities for growth.

Hannah is passionate about working with couples and young adults who are navigating through transitions and relational issues. She recognizes that life changes, such as beginning a new relationship, marriage, career shifts, or the transition from adolescence to adulthood, can bring about significant stress and uncertainty.

Hannah leads counseling with empowerment and compassion while building strong therapeutic rapport. She considers it an honor and a privilege to walk alongside her clients as they navigate life’s challenges. Hannah hopes that through therapy, her clients can grow in self-awareness, repair negative beliefs, restore a healthy sense of identity, and step into a greater level of freedom than they had before. As a Christian, Hannah believes that God designed humans for connection and that healthy relationships with ourselves, others, and God are foundational to well-being.

Hannah hopes to contribute to the counseling field through educational initiatives, such as hosting parenting workshops or marriage enrichment conferences in churches. In her free time, you can find Hannah drinking tea with a good book and her cat, Elliott, by her side. She also enjoys listening to podcasts on faith, going on adventures, and spending time with friends and family.