About Hannah Radke
*Accepting New Clients in May 2025

Hannah Radke, LPC

I can help you through the messiness of life. Stress, anxiety, grief, fear, and uncertainty are just some of the many experiences that can knock any of us down and leave us wondering where to turn. No one should have to face life’s struggles alone. Counseling can help.

I understand how alone life can leave you feeling. From my own counseling journey to my professional experiences, I can attest that these feelings and circumstances do not have to persist.

​There is hope, and life does get better. I look forward to walking with you on your journey toward healing.

My Approach

I believe in meeting clients where they are and providing a compassionate environment to generate well-being.

Through drawing on your strengths, we can understand and process difficult emotions, gently confront and modify unhelpful negative ways of thinking, and engage in healthy coping skills and activities.

​Let’s work together to empower you toward a healthier and more fulfilling life!

My Background

I graduated from Carroll University in 2019 with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a Minor in Fine Art. Throughout my time at Carroll, I worked as a Supervised Visitation Case Worker for children in foster care and volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters. After interning at Rogers Behavioral Health during my senior year, I accepted a position as a Residential Care Specialist after graduating and worked closely with survivors of trauma who were diagnosed with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.

Working for Rogers solidified my passion for providing a safe, non-judgmental space for those struggling. I learned valuable tools and certified techniques to help people get better, and I witnessed first-hand the power of compassionate and trauma-informed care.

​I earned my Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from University-Wisconsin Whitewater in May of 2023. Throughout that time to the present, I have counseled children, teenagers, young adults, and the elderly within outpatient settings. My experience includes but is not limited to treating mood disorders, trauma, anxiety and stress, life transitions, and grief and loss. I have training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and also incorporate Dialectical Behavioral Therapy into my practice.

My Community

I live in Milwaukee with my husband. In our leisure time, we enjoy walking along many of Wisconsin’s beautiful trails, spending quality time with friends and family, baking, and crafting.

​Our faith life is also very important to us, and if that is something you value, struggle with, or dapple in, I am happy to bring that into the counseling space.