We’d Like to Introduce Ourselves

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About Erin

Together, we’ll create a courageous space where you can freely navigate the ups and downs of your inner and outer worlds without pressure to perform. I work with both individual clients and relationship partners. My clinical focus includes gender and sexual identity exploration, relationship dynamics, relational trauma, anxiety, and life transitions. I aim to bring warmth, curiosity, and a dash of humor to our sessions. I also encourage consideration of the ways societal and cultural narratives play out in your life. I am sex-positive, kink-affirming, and have experience working with individuals and relationship partners across the spectrum of non-monogamy.

With individual clients, my therapeutic approach is gentle, relational, and practical. If you’re looking to deepen your self-compassion while also making changes to live in alignment with your values, my approach to therapy may resonate with you. Throughout our work together, I’ll incorporate concepts from queer theory, narrative therapy, ACT, and above all, person-centeredness.

With relationship partners, I approach therapy through a collaborative lens, mainly informed by Emotionally Focused Couples Therapy. You and your partner(s) may find yourself repeating the same kinds of conflict over and over, without feeling like you ever get anywhere. If it’s been happening for a long time, it may feel like that cycle is driving you apart. In therapy, we’ll work together to learn the ins and outs of that cycle—and practice ways to change it—so you can come together as a team to find the intimacy, joy, and connectedness that you long for. 

Wanting change doesn’t have to mean you don’t also deserve acceptance right now, as you are. Wherever you are in your journey, I’ll meet you there with compassion. I invite you to reach out to set up a free fifteen-minute phone call to see if we’d be a good fit!

“The new dawn blooms as we free it. There is always light, if only we are brave enough to see it. If only we are brave enough to be it.”

-Amanda Gorman