More about Erin

Erin’s work has taken her across continents — teaching and practicing in Australia, New Zealand, Asia, Europe, and the Americas.  Moving between cityscapes and the natural world, her practice has been shaped by an enduring relationship with landscape and rhythm — how place itself speaks to the body.  Through this global immersion, she has cultivated a deep sensitivity to how culture, art, and environment shape the ways we inhabit ourselves.  These experiences continue to inform her evolving approach to practice, where embodied healing is understood as both universal and uniquely personal.

What distinguishes Erin’s work is the depth of her inner journey and her commitment to holding space for authentic transformation.  Her post-graduate studies in Contemporary Analytical Psychology and Neo-Jungian Thought, along with extensive person experience in Jungian Analysis and Psychosynthesis, inform her unique capacity to bridge the clinical with the symbolic — the somatic with the soul.  Erin’s path has also been shaped by years in the creative arts and a deeply rooted spiritual orientation, allowing her to guide others not only with technical precision but with imagination, insight, and presence.

Whether teaching, mentoring, or working in clinic, Erin creates environments that are grounded, relational, and contemplative — spaces where therapeutic skill is refined through the cultivation of inner awareness.  Her work invites a sacred unfolding.