Who is she?
Hannah Scott
a Somatic Wealth & Visibility Coach, Women’s Rights Lobbyist, and Policy Advocate guiding women to rise into their next level of power, influence, and wealth.
She is a Certified Somatic Practitioner through The Embody Lab, a globally recognized training institute integrating trauma-informed modalities including somatics and EMDR-informed approaches. Her training includes teachings from leading experts in trauma and neuroscience, including Bessel van der Kolk, author of The Body Keeps the Score, and Dr. Arielle Schwartz, a leading clinical psychologist and author who helped bring somatic, evidence-based trauma healing into mainstream practice.She is currently enrolled in advanced training in behavioral finance, feminist theory, and positive psychology at top institutions including Duke University, Wellesley College, and Harvard University.
Hannah helps women repattern nervous system responses to money, power, visibility, and joy integrating science-backed methods with trauma-informed somatic practices to create lasting change.Her work blends inner child healing, nervous system regulation, and practical expansion strategies so women don’t just feel empowered they lead confidently, create wealth, and design lives that reflect their full capacity. Confidence without structure doesn’t scale, and success without inner healing doesn’t last.
She leads where it matters for women.
Through her work with Rise, a national nonprofit responsible for passing 114 laws impacting over 112 million people, she has successfully lobbied for legislation like House Bill 367, affecting 3.2 million people.
She has lived in Kenya supporting girls from complex family systems, served on the board of The Heart of Little Explorers, and founded Beach Moms to help mothers and female entrepreneurs thrive.
She believes women building abundance strengthens homes, communities, and future generations. Her mission is simple: help women rise emotionally, financially, and systemically—advancing women into power, influence, and wealth.