HANNAH LULLOFF

Psychotherapeutic Intern, SHE/HER

Hannah Lulloff is a pre-licensed counseling intern pursuing her Master of Arts in Counseling at Northwestern University. As a former professional musician and current educational program manager, she brings to the counseling field a deep understanding of the performing arts and higher education career spaces.

Compassion, curiosity, and creativity drive Hannah's work, grounded in the belief that everyone deserves to live a fulfilling and meaningful life propelled by human connection. She specializes in working with those experiencing anxiety, depression, and life transitions. Body positivity, sex positivity, and trauma-informed care sit at the core of her practice and how she moves through life. Her approach is non-judgmental and inclusive of the ways identities intersect. Working from a psychodynamic foundation, Hannah employs an integrative style that draws heavily from humanistic theories, including emotionally focused therapy (EFT) and narrative therapy. Her goal is to empower clients to make informed choices for themselves and their wellness, and to grow into a sense of peace with who they are becoming.

In her free time, Hannah enjoys walking or running along the lakefront, playing with her cat Zoe, crafting of all kinds (especially knitting and crocheting) and catching concerts around Chicago.