Who we are
At The Wisdom Well, we believe mental health knowledge and support should be accessible, compassionate, and empowering—for professionals and everyday people alike.
We’re experienced mental health counselors who created The Wisdom Well as a space to help those who care for others—and those learning to care for themselves. Whether you're a therapist seeking guidance and growth, a student entering the field, or someone on a personal journey toward emotional well-being, you’re welcome here.
We offer inspiring education, thoughtful consultation, and practical resources that support both clinical skill and personal insight. Our content is designed to foster confidence, reduce burnout, and build a sense of community—offering tools and teachings that strengthen not just your knowledge, but your capacity to show up with clarity, resilience, and care.
We believe that each person carries a well of inner wisdom. At The Wisdom Well, our role is not to replace that wisdom, but to help you access it with clarity and confidence. Through connection, reflection, and sustainable practices we support the work of healing in all its forms.
Whether that healing happens in therapy rooms, homes, or within yourself, The Wisdom Well is here to walk alongside you. Let this be a place of renewal and growth—for the work that heals, and for the people who make that healing possible.
Meet the Team
Hannah Elias, MA, LMHC
Hannah received her Master of Arts in Community Counseling from Gonzaga University. Hannah has always had a desire to work with individuals diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) and completed her intensive DBT training while working in a community mental health intensive outpatient program. She also has received training in ACT and Eating Disorder treatment. Hannah has extensive experience working with clients in crisis, providing group and individual therapy, and offering supervision and consultation. Hannah has developed and provided several training and education opportunities for clinical providers and community members on topics such as DBT, Suicide Prevention/Intervention, and Self-Care. Currently, she has a private practice which focuses on working with individuals with emotion regulation difficulties, as well as, body image issues, eating disorders, and women’s issues. Hannah is an adjunct faculty at Gonzaga University.
Joe and Hannah live in Spokane, WA with their two daughters, two cats, and dog. For fun, Hannah and Joe love to go to the movies and attend concerts.
Joe Elias, MA, LMHC
Joe received his Master of Arts in Community Counseling from Gonzaga University. Joe started his career in a community mental health outpatient clinic working with children and families. He received speciality training in Attachment Theory, Circle of Security, Mindfulness, CBT, and EMDR. Joe is also an experienced group facilitator, leading groups such as Circle of Security, men’s support groups, and CBT groups. In addition to co-founding The Wisdom Well, Joe has a thriving private practice. Currently, Joe’s private practice focuses on helping adult clients navigate mental health and relationship challenges.
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