Specialties

What Erin works with, and how.

Ten years of clinical experience concentrated in trauma, addiction, anger management, anxiety, stress and faith-based care — with Accelerated Resolution Therapy as her most distinctive offering.

01Most requested

Three places people usually start.

Certified approach

Accelerated Resolution Therapy

An EMDR-style eye-movement protocol Erin is certified in. It can resolve a distressing memory in as little as one session.

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Core specialty

Trauma & PTSD

Including childhood attachment injuries — the ones that shaped how safe you expect other people to be.

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Who Erin works with

First Responders

Police, fire, EMS, dispatch and ER staff. Cumulative exposure, not one bad call — and a room where the details do not shock anyone.

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02Presenting concerns

Everything else Erin sees regularly.

Faith-based care

Christian Counseling

Clinical therapy that makes room for your faith rather than asking you to leave it at the door.

Presenting concern

Anxiety

The running commentary that never lands, and the body that never quite stands down.

Presenting concern

Depression

When the volume comes down on everything, including the things you used to love.

Presenting concern

Relationship Issues

Couples, families, and the individual work of learning what you actually do under stress.

Presenting concern

Grief

For a person, a marriage, a body, a future — grief does not require a funeral.

Presenting concern

OCD

The intrusive thought, the ritual that quiets it, and the deal that keeps getting more expensive.

Presenting concern

Substance Use

One of Erin's most experienced areas — addiction, and what it was doing for you.

Presenting concern

Stress & Burnout

For the person everyone relies on, who has not been asked how they are in a long time.

Presenting concern

Life Transitions

New city, new role, new diagnosis, empty house — the ground moved and you are still standing on it.

Who Erin works with

Pages for specific roles and stages of life.

First responders are a real focus of this practice. These pages look at particular roles and seasons of life in more depth.

Who Erin works with

Police officers

For officers whose watchfulness, split-second decisions and long shifts have started following them home, with sessions in Georgetown or by telehealth.

Who Erin works with

Firefighters

For firefighters carrying broken sleep, a long run of hard calls and the shift from station life back to home life.

Who Erin works with

EMTs and paramedics

For EMTs and paramedics worn down by back-to-back calls, up-close patient care and endings they never get to hear.

Who Erin works with

911 dispatchers

For 911 dispatchers and telecommunicators who hear emergencies without seeing them and stay wired through long shifts in the chair.

Who Erin works with

Nurses and ER staff

For nurses, ER staff and others in healthcare who give care all shift and come home with little left for themselves.

Who Erin works with

Pastors and ministry leaders

For pastors and ministry leaders who hold everyone else steady and have few places to be honest about how they are.

Who Erin works with

Young adults

For adults ages 18 to 29 working through first jobs, school, moves, relationships and the pressure of keeping up with everyone else.

More areas of focus

More of what Erin works with.

Including anger management and domestic violence, two of the areas Erin has the most experience in.

Area of focus

Anger management

Anger management counseling that treats anger as a signal worth reading, with practical skills for the moments before it takes over.

Area of focus

Self-esteem and confidence

Therapy for self-esteem and confidence that takes on the inner critic and names strengths you may be overlooking.

Area of focus

Childhood attachment injuries

Attachment trauma therapy for adults whose early relationships taught them to brace for leaving, criticism or a change in someone's tone.

Area of focus

Healing after domestic violence

Counseling after domestic violence for people healing from an abusive relationship, with steadiness first and processing only when you are ready.

Area of focus

Couples counseling

Couples counseling that looks past the latest argument to the pattern underneath, in person in Georgetown or by telehealth in three states.

Area of focus

Divorce and separation

Divorce counseling for the grief, relief, anger and practical overwhelm that can arrive together when a marriage or long partnership ends.

Area of focus

Car accident trauma

Therapy after a car accident for the replaying, startling and avoiding that can linger long after the crash, including ART and EMDR.

03Methods

The approaches behind the work.

Erin will always tell you what she is using and why, and will ask you directly whether it is helping.

Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART)

An eye-movement approach in the EMDR family. Erin is certified in ART, and it can resolve a distressing memory in as little as one session.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Catching the thought that runs underneath the feeling, testing whether it is true, and building something steadier in its place.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

Concrete skills for distress tolerance, emotion regulation and staying in relationship when everything in you wants to leave the room.

EMDR

Bilateral processing for memories that still land in the body as if they were happening now.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Making room for the hard feeling rather than fighting it, and moving toward what you actually value anyway.

Mindfulness-based practice

Simple, repeatable ways to come back to the present moment — used in session and carried into the week.

04Work with me

Not sure which of these is yours?

That is an ordinary place to start. Bring it to the consultation call and Erin will help you name it.

Free 15-minute consultation

Book a consultation with Erin

Fifteen minutes by telehealth, at no charge. You can describe what is going on, ask how Erin works, and decide afterward whether to book a first session. Scheduling opens in her secure SimplePractice portal.

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