Erin is a neurodivergent psychologist who is passionate about supporting children, adolescents, and adults to understand themselves and build lives that align with their values, strengths and individual ways of thinking and learning. She works in a flexible, collaborative, and neuroaffirming way, adapting sessions to meet each client’s unique sensory, communication, and cognitive profile.

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Erin has experience working across clinical and academic settings and is a strong advocate for neurodivergent clients to access affirming, meaningful supports. She has a particular interest in supporting adolescents and adult who receive later diagnoses, helping them make sense of their early developmental experiences though a compassionate, strengths-based lens and reduce internalised shame. Erin enjoys working with children, incorporating creativity, play, and the child's own interests into sessions to develop connection, increase self-understanding and provide a space where their neurotype is valued and they are free to be themselves.

Erin currently offers autism, behavioural, cognitive, attention, and functional capacity assessments, as well as individual, couples and family therapy, as well as autism and ADHD strategy consultations. She is an accredited Cool Kids provider and a trained EMDR therapist.