Hannah Rose LCPC

About

Hannah Rose, LCPC, is a therapist, consultant, and group practice owner who helps therapists build sustainable, values-driven careers.

Having personally experienced unresolved wounds before beginning her own therapy journey, Hannah understands how vulnerable it can feel to reach out for help. Through mentorship and her own therapeutic work, she discovered what true healing and self-understanding could make possible: a new way of living with clarity, compassion, and purpose.

Motivated to help others experience the same transformation, Hannah earned her undergraduate degree in psychology and a graduate degree in clinical mental health counseling. Her early post-graduate work in addiction treatment and co-occurring disorders provided deep insight into the complexity of healing and the resilience of the human spirit.

Hannah went on to found Rose Wellness Counseling, a Maryland-based virtual group practice offering trauma-informed, compassionate, and inclusive care to individuals across the state. As Rose Wellness grew into a thriving practice, Hannah’s work naturally evolved from direct clinical care to mentoring and supporting other therapists. She later founded The Thriving Practice Academy, an education and consulting platform that helps therapists launch, grow, and scale their practices with alignment, sustainability, and heart.

Today, Hannah’s passion lies in public speaking, professional development workshops, and consulting with clinicians and organizations across the country. Her work focuses on bridging the gap between clinical expertise and sustainable practice ownership, empowering therapists to lead with authenticity and abundance.

Outside of her professional life, Hannah is an avid reader (spicy fantasy is the best), devoted dog mom to her Ausiedoodle Ralph, and a lifelong learning yogi.

Recent Posts

Why Therapists Can Be Great Business Owners

Therapists are often told they are too empathetic to run a business. Here’s how empathy, integrity, and humanity can become your greatest strengths in leadership.

Why You Haven't Started Your Private Practice

Many therapists dream of private practice but feel stuck. Explore the fears, myths, and quiet barriers that keep so many from taking the leap.

When We Feel Lonely Even When We Are Not Alone

You can be surrounded by people and still feel invisible. Emotional loneliness takes root when we hide the truth of who we are. Connection begins when we let ourselves be seen.

5 Things to Remember When You Feel Lonely

Feeling lonely is part of being human. Here are five simple ways to understand loneliness as a signal for connection and to take small steps toward feeling seen again.

6 Things to Know About Shame (and What to Do About It)

Shame is a universal human emotion that can quietly shape how we see ourselves. This is where it comes from and what you can do to begin healing.

Walking Through Anxiety

Personal Perspective: I thought I understood anxiety—until I lived it in front of millions on the TV show "Survivor." Here's what I learned about navigating anxiety when life feels overwhelming.

How to Cope When Anxiety Feels Like It’s Taking Over

Personal Perspective: Feeling overwhelmed or on edge? Your anxiety might be communicating more than you realize.

How to Start Loving Yourself Now

What is blocking you from self-love? If you don't take a sledgehammer to those blocks, you will never be able to accept love from others, let alone yourself. The work starts now.

Dealing with Fear and Pain

I have lived so much of my life wearing different masks: people pleasing, not setting boundaries, and internalizing everyone else’s truth as my own.

Empathy Versus Sympathy

If someone shares something incredibly painful to you, the urge to "silver line" their experience may be visceral. But is this always helpful?