Hannah is a holistic wellbeing practitioner whose work is rooted in over a decade of personal exploration and professional development. Her path has taken many forms — beginning in the world of fashion journalism at Harper’s Bazaar, moving through the music industry with Florence and the Machine, and later into video production, creating content for organisations such as Amnesty International.

Following a period of significant personal change in her late twenties, Hannah chose to leave London and embark on a journey that would ultimately reshape her life and practice. Over the course of four years, she travelled extensively, engaging in deep study and immersive learning across a range of wellbeing traditions. This included a year living in the Amazon rainforest where she studied plant-based healing practices, time in India studying yoga and meditation, and work with the Kriya Lightning Foundation in Thailand focused on consciousness studies. She also completed a year-long practitioner training with holistic therapist and healer Estelle Bingham.

Hannah recently completed a master’s in Art, Psyche and the Creative Imagination (Jungian Psychology through creative pathways), graduating with first-class honours. Her research focused on the role of the body in processing unconscious material, with a particular emphasis on how this relates to the inner child. This work reflects her ongoing interest in the connection between psychological insight and embodied experience.