About

Hannah Stadler McFadden has a bachelors degree in Psychology and Social Psychology from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and completed her Masters Degree in Counseling/Clinical Psychology from Pacifica Graduate Institute. Hannah holds expertise in Evidence Based Practices, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Existential Therapy, Psychodynamic Theory, Forensics, Anger Management, Crisis Intervention, First Responder Treatment/Support, Career Counseling, Family Therapy, Addictions Treatment, Psychosis, Anti-Social Personality/Conduct Disorder, Trauma-informed treatment, and treatment for both adults with mild to severe mental illnesses and mild to seriously emotionally disturbed adolescents/children. Hannah is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist registered with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences (BBS). She has over 6 years of Corrections experience working inside of San Luis Obispo Juvenile Hall, Santa Barbara County Jail, and Ventura County Jail. Hannah also volunteers as a Clinical Evaluator for Sheriff's Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training, where they train and evaluate Law Enforcement professionals on how to better respond to Mental health related crisis situations.

In 2018, Hannah began her career with County Government Mental Health Agency working as a Clinician with the “EPICS-Psychosis” adult intensive services field-based clinic; primarily working with clients with the diagnosis of schizophrenia and other psychotic-related disorders.
Since 2020 Hannah has been working full time as a Clinician for County Government serving as a psychotherapist for the Ventura Youth and Family Services clinic working with children and their families. Since 2021 Hannah has been working with Mental Health Forensics team specializing in criminal justice involved adults with co-occuring issues.