Mental Health Writer
Hannah DeWitt
Education
BA in English from Seattle Pacific University
Hannah is a Junior Copywriter at Thriveworks. She is a passionate writer with an interest in applying her craft to present information in new ways, connect with others, tell important stories, and help unravel complex topics into more digestible formats. Before Thriveworks, Hannah worked in copywriting positions in the car insurance and trucking sectors doing blog-style and journalistic writing and editing.
Hannah received her bachelor’s degree in English: Creative Writing with a minor in Spanish from Seattle Pacific University. Currently located in Seattle, Washington, she has many interests outside of writing, such as reading, going on sunny hikes in the PNW, keeping up with college basketball, and flexing her creative muscles through art.
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Articles written by Hannah DeWitt
Self-esteem vs. self-confidence: What’s the difference, and can you have one without the other?
Clinically reviewed by Laura Harris, LCMHC
What is avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder? Common symptoms and causes of ARFID
Clinically reviewed by Alexandra Cromer, LPC
How long does depression last? The average time frame for depression, plus effective coping strategies
Clinically reviewed by Laura Harris, LCMHC
How to stop overthinking in a relationship: Tips, tools, and what might be behind this unhelpful thinking style
Clinically reviewed by Alexandra Cromer, LPC
What are some helpful journal prompts for anxiety and depression? The benefits of journaling and 5 journaling prompts for mental health
Clinically reviewed by Christine Ridley, LCSW
Why am I so hard on myself? Discovering the root of negative self-talk and finding ways to change it
Clinically reviewed by Christine Ridley, LCSW
Parents and teachers: Work together to identify learning disorders in kids and help them learn and live well
Medically reviewed by Kate Hanselman, PMHNP-BC
Sleep disorders: An informative guide about common sleep disturbances
Clinically reviewed by Theresa Welsh, LPC
ADHD in kids: What it looks like, how it’s treated, and what you can do to help
Clinically reviewed by Alexandra Cromer, LPC
The importance of self-love and how to put it into practice
Clinically reviewed by Laura Harris, LCMHC