Hannah McGorman is a Cognitive Behaviour Therapist with over 15 years of experience working in mental health services, and in independent practice. She has a specialism of working with common mental health problems such as depression, panic, OCD and trauma, and is an experienced clinical supervisor. Hannah has an interest in person-centred safety planning in the context of distress and risk such as suicide and self-harm. She has led in the service development of guidelines, protocols and staff training in this area.
Hannah is currently on secondment from Leeds Mental Wellbeing Service working as a clinical trial therapist in the INTERACT study.
Hannah has an interest in person-centred safety planning in the context of distress and risk such as suicide and self-harm. She has led in the service development of guidelines, protocols and staff training in this area.