Partnering with you toward sustainable change and your best life.

Hi, I'm Hannah

I received my undergraduate degree in International Business and Spanish from the College of Charleston, though I actually started out as a Psychology major before switching junior year. They always say to trust your gut the first time — funny how that instinct found its way back into the work I do now. After graduating, I worked as a Member Advocate for a large insurance company in claims, working with people at some of the hardest moments of their lives. That experience, paired with a lifelong fascination with psychology, travel, and human behavior, shaped the way I think about health and change.

I've worked with children throughout my life — as a live-in nanny, a travel nanny, and a yoga teacher at several Title I schools. Travel has been a deep passion of mine since I was young. Raised in the Carolinas in a Cuban-American home, my love for the world and the people in it started early and hasn't slowed down. Through travel, I've always been curious about what makes people happy all over the world — what, and who, helps people live their optimal vision of their best health. I've also volunteered and worked with community centers around the world along the way.

I completed my coach training through Duke Health & Well-Being's program, which centers on how to engage people in real, lasting behavior change — the kind that actually holds once the motivation of week one wears off. The approach draws on both clinical research and years of applied coaching experience, rather than generic goal-setting, so the plan fits the person rather than the other way around.

I'm so eager and excited to partner with people and encourage them to live the best lives they can. I offer both in-person and virtual appointments and am currently accepting new clients. I'm based in Charleston from July through January, and in San Pancho, Mexico from January through July. I'm also looking forward to furthering my certifications and studies — I'll be sitting for the National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC) exam this December.