Erin’s (she/her/hers) practice is rooted in her dual expertise in Human Sexuality and Clinical Social Work. Whether she is seeing individuals, couples, triads or any other combination of individuals, her work is client-focused, goal-specific, inclusive and measurable – all of which are qualities that should be present when a client seeks therapy for their most intimate and vulnerable of issues.

Erin draws on a range of modalities that allows her to tailor her approach to best fit each individual or relationship, rather than attempting to force all the various sizes and shapes that problems take into rigid and ill-fitting paradigms of treatment.  While Erin’s techniques are dynamic and broad enough to help anyone, her focus on inclusivity and marginalized members of society makes her practice a particularly safe space for those who have faced systemic barriers in accessing mental health, and particularly, sex therapy.  Erin’s original reason for becoming a therapist was to help those within the LGBTQ+ and sex worker communitities. In her practice, she is dedicated to helping these populations with a high degree of sensitivity, cultural competency and literacy, taking away any need for the client to “educate” their therapist about the specific issues they face within their own identities and circumstances. Erin believes that her clients are the experts on their own lives, and her job as a therapist is to help them actualize their own goals, without making the hard work of therapy even more difficult.