Hannah Long, PsyD(She/Her/Hers)

Dr. Long is a licensed clinical rehabilitation psychologist who brings to Evolvinn a wealth of experience and skill in helping individuals meet life-altering circumstances and other formidable life challenges. With a rehabilitation psychologist’s orientation, she is dedicated to being there for her patients even on, especially on, their worst days—enabling them to see and feel how they can move forward with confidence and rediscover joy.

As someone who herself lives with a chronic autonomic nervous system disorder, Dr. Long knows firsthand how discouraging and isolating it can be to have an “invisible disability.” She herself has learned, and has helped others learn, how to cope and thrive despite the frustrations that come with achieving an accurate diagnosis, struggling with unwelcome and fluctuating symptoms, and helping others understand and accommodate what you’re dealing with.

She also has deep experience in helping individuals with spinal cord injuries/disorders, and sometimes accompanying brain injuries, meet the steep challenges of re-forming their identities and reclaiming their lives. In addition, she has enabled patients to find quality of life when faced with cancer, heart and pulmonary disease, and diverse neurological and other chronic health conditions. Further, she has worked, individually and in group settings, with patients seeking to overcome mental health concerns including anxiety, depression, postpartum/peripartum depression, chronic pain, eating disorders, sleep disturbances, POTS/EDS/MCAS, Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), OCD, PTSD, and medical-related trauma. She also has experience in facilitating animal-assisted therapy for individuals of all ages with developmental disabilities such as ADHD and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

Dr. Long Utilizes evidence-based therapies including CBT, CBT-I, ACT, DBT, ERP, HRT, WET, as well as behavioral therapy and IPT. In addition, she brings to her patients the added dimension of her study of human anatomy, physiology, and neurology.