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Hannah Blaes-Johnson, LCSW-C

Child, Adolescent, Women’s & Reproductive Psychiatry located in Bethesda, MD and offering Telehealth appointments in Maryland, Virginia, DC, Florida and Michigan

 

About Hannah Blaes-Johnson, LCSW-C

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Hannah Blaes-Johnson, LCSW-C, is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist at WCWCW in Bethesda, Maryland, caring for children, adolescents, adults and families throughout Montgomery County and the Greater Washington area.

 

Hannah specializes in the treatment of anxiety, depression, ADHD, mood disorders, stress, and behavioral issues,  postpartum, pregnancy  and enjoys helping her clients identify and explore emotions, understand unhelpful patterns of behavior and develop effective coping skills. She provides a supportive environment where patients feel comfortable sharing their stories, thoughts, and feelings. 

 

Hannah also has a special interest in working with children  and families that have experienced trauma, including intimate partner violence or domestic violence, community violence, physical abuse, sexual abuse, neglect, and traumatic grief/loss. She has worked with families in Baltimore City, MD, Philadelphia, PA and Gainesville, FL.

 

Hannah believes that individuals and families are the experts in their own lives. The foundation of her practice is strengths-based and trauma-focused and strives to acknowledge the historical, social, and systemic barriers individuals face due to racism, patriarchy, and oppression, and the effect they have on wellbeing. She aims to serve families by strengthening parent/caregiver and child relationships inlcuding play therapy, restoring a family’s sense of safety, and supporting skills that positively affect mood and behavioral functioning.

 

 She has completed specialized training in Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) and Child-Parent Psychotherapy (CPP). In addition, Hannah has completed training through Postpartum Support International on perinatal mental health and is in the process of certification as a PMH-C."