Specialized Care for a Unique Stage of Life

Meet Hannah Wagner, Therapist for Seniors and Caregivers

Virtual sessions available in California and In-Home in Roseville, Rocklin and Lincoln

Now Accepting New Clients

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Grieving? Worried? Feeling disconnected?

You are not alone and you’re in the right place.

Aging brings profound transitions. Even when life is full, it can come with loss, uncertainty, shifting roles, and questions about what comes next. Many older adults find themselves quietly carrying stress, sadness, or overwhelm without the right kind of support.

I believe this stage of life deserves specialized care—care that truly understands the emotional, practical, and deeply personal aspects of aging.

Specialized Care for Older Adults

To better serve my clients, I completed advanced training through the Mental Health & Aging Certificate program. This specialized education allows me to provide informed, compassionate support for older adults and caregivers facing life's unique challenges, including anxiety, depression, grief, dementia-related concerns, caregiver burnout, and the many transitions that come with aging.

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My Approach

I help older adults and caregivers move from feeling stuck and overwhelmed to feeling more grounded, supported, and clear about what comes next.

My work is warm, collaborative, and practical, focusing on the whole person—mind, body, and emotional well-being. Together, we identify what’s holding you back and build tools that help you move forward in a way that feels realistic and meaningful.

Whether you’re navigating grief, anxiety, life transitions, or simply feeling disconnected from yourself, therapy can help you reconnect with a sense of purpose, direction, and peace.

Clients often share that they feel comfortable, understood, and supported in our work together—and that they’re no longer carrying everything alone.

Why This Work Matters

Older adults face unique mental health needs that are often overlooked or misunderstood. With over a decade of experience in geriatric mental health, I’ve worked across healthcare systems, hospice, senior living, and community programs.

I’ve seen firsthand the gap between medical care and emotional support—and I’m passionate about helping bridge that gap.

My goal is simple: to help you feel heard, supported, and empowered as you navigate this stage of life.

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Let’s get started.

Who I Am

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Hello, my name is Hannah Wagner (pronouns she/her) and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and founder of Roseville Elder Services, a private practice dedicated to supporting the emotional well-being of older adults and their caregivers.

I earned my Master of Social Work from California State University, Sacramento and have over a decade of experience in geriatric mental health, providing both individual therapy and community-based education.

My clinical work focuses on helping older adults manage anxiety, depression, grief, and the challenges of aging, while also supporting family caregivers navigating stress and burnout.

In addition to my therapy practice, I lead workshops on advance care planning, caregiver resilience, and healthy aging, equipping professionals and families with practical tools to improve quality of life.

Experience & Background



Professional Experience Includes:

  • Founder & Therapist, Roseville Elder Services

  • Senior Care Management Social Worker (Medicare Advantage Program)

  • Behavioral Care Manager, Hospital System

  • Team Lead, Older Adult Behavioral Health Program

  • Social Services Director, Skilled Nursing & Rehabilitation

  • Hospice Medical Social Worker

In addition to therapy, I provide workshops and professional trainings on topics including mental health and aging, caregiver resilience, and advance care planning.


A Bit More About Me

Outside of my work, I’m a wife, mother of three daughters, and grandmother to three grandchildren. I enjoy hiking, cooking, gardening, reading, and spending time with family and friends.

These roles shape who I am and deepen the empathy and perspective I bring into my work.

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How We Can Work Together

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