Hannah Ziebarth, CSW
Support Patients Through Trauma and Growth
Areas of Expertise:
Trauma, anxiety, depression, ADHD, stress management, self-worth, relationship challenges, and resilience building.
Experience and Background:
Hannah Ziebarth began her career in healthcare, working for six years as a wound care and operating room assistant in the Burn Trauma ICU at the University of Utah Hospital. Initially pursuing a nursing path, Hannah realized her strengths lay in connecting with patients and listening to their experiences of trauma. This led her to complete her Master’s in Social Work at the University of Utah College in Salt Lake City. Now a Certified Social Worker (CSW), she is passionate about supporting clients in their mental health journeys.
Hannah’s extensive experience in healthcare shaped her understanding of trauma and its impacts, inspiring her to become a compassionate guide for individuals seeking hope and healing. She joined Dr. Alberto Varela’s team to continue her work in creating safe, supportive spaces for clients.
Therapeutic Approach:
Personal philosophy:
Hannah views her role as a guide, helping clients take control of their lives and achieve meaningful change. She believes in the power of resilience and self-awareness, supporting her clients every step of the way as they regain hope and confidence.
Hannah employs a variety of evidence-based therapeutic modalities to meet her clients' unique needs, including:
Her positive and optimistic nature fosters an empowering environment, helping clients navigate challenges, achieve their goals, and build resilience. Hannah tailors her approach to each client, emphasizing honest and open communication to encourage growth and foster hope.
Personal Background:
Hannah values simplicity and mindfulness in her daily life. She enjoys watching sunsets, decluttering her space, and spending quality time with loved ones. She believes movement is essential for mental health, with evening walks, hot yoga, skiing, paddleboarding, and mountain biking among her favorite activities. These practices allow her to stay present and grounded, enhancing her own well-being and the care she provides to her clients.