Erin’s fascination with the human condition is deeply rooted in her early love of stories, a passion that has guided her academic and professional paths. She earned a BA in Philosophy from UCLA, and furthered her education with an MA in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University, focusing on Marriage and Family Therapy. 

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Drawn to understanding how individual narratives are shaped by broader life contexts, Erin designs her therapy sessions to help individuals explore and understand these narratives, fostering a deeper comprehension of their own life stories. Her skillful guidance promotes profound self-discovery, making her a distinctive and highly effective therapist for those seeking to understand and reshape their personal and professional lives.

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In addition to her role as a therapist, Erin’s life is enriched by her career as a professional actress. This intersection of disciplines provides her with unique insights, allowing her to offer specialized support and empathy to fellow artists navigating the complex emotional landscapes of their professions.