Hailey McCann

, MA

Pre-Licensed Counselor

She/Her/Hers

“There’s a part of all of us that longs to know that even what’s weakest about us is still redeemable and can ultimately count for something good.” - Fred Rogers

Specializes in Eating Disorders (ARFID, Anorexia, Bulimia, Male-Identifying Eating Disorders, OSFED), Addiction, Suicidality, Self-Harm, Trauma, Sexual Abuse, Faith Integration, and Adolescent & Adult Counseling.
Utilizes a humanistic, relational approach focused on emotional attunement and corrective relational experiences.
Practices include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Trauma-Informed Somatic Counseling, and Internal Family Systems (IFS) integration.
Passionate about helping clients move toward freedom from shame, avoidance, and painful coping patterns.
Provides a collaborative and nurturing space that supports client advocacy, safety, and values-based growth

Hailey is a Master-level clinician with a degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling who believes that every person has the capacity for resilience, connection, and healing. She is committed to helping clients understand their internal experiences, recognize the purpose behind their coping strategies, and move toward a life rooted in authenticity and compassion. Hailey prioritizes creating a warm and attuned therapeutic relationship where clients feel safe, understood, and emotionally supported.

Her approach is grounded in a humanistic and person-centered framework, emphasizing that meaningful change occurs through safe relational connection. In eating disorder treatment, this relationship becomes a powerful and productive part of the healing process, supporting clients in practicing emotional expression, relearning trust, and rebuilding a sense of identity and worth.

● Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) helps clients build awareness of their emotions and reduce avoidance while taking steps toward values-aligned living.
● Internal Family Systems (IFS) supports clients in understanding protective “parts” with curiosity and compassion, allowing greater internal safety and self-leadership.
● Somatic Therapy helps clients reconnect with their bodies and understand how emotions show up physically. Through grounding, breath awareness, and gentle nervous system work, clients gradually develop a sense of safety in their own bodies, which is essential in healing one’s relationship with food and self.

Hailey also integrates attachment and relational work, recognizing the importance of experiencing consistent, present, and secure relationships in the healing process. Her work is trauma-informed, honoring pacing, autonomy, and emotional safety at every stage.

Hailey has experience in residential and PHP eating disorder treatment, foster care casework, and support roles with refugees and asylum seekers. These experiences have shaped her passion for compassionate, inclusive, and deeply relational care. She is dedicated to helping clients overcome shame, cultivate self-compassion, and strive for lives of authenticity, connection, and freedom.

In her free time, Hailey enjoys thrifting, spending time with her husband, and exploring coffee shops with friends, and hosting slow dinner gatherings filled with warmth and conversation.