Erin Kent

Erin Kent is a dedicated psychologist with a PsyD, who understands that some challenges in life cannot be faced alone. Whether managing grief, living with debilitating anxiety, or navigating the complexities of infertility, Erin provides a patient ear that brings clarity to pain previously unarticulated. Through the therapeutic relationship, she creates a safe and welcoming space for individuals to explore troubling feelings, thoughts, and behaviors that may have been experienced as shameful or isolating. With over twenty years of experience working with adults, adolescents, college students, and families in settings such as Tufts Medical Center, Lincoln-Sudbury High School, Riverside Outpatient and Urgent Care Clinics, and Brandeis University, Erin offers an opportunity for clients to reflect on past choices, current behaviors, and future decisions with curiosity, fostering self-awareness and growth. Utilizing an eclectic approach that includes mindfulness strategies and body-focused techniques, she helps clients articulate feelings that often escape verbal expression. Together, Erin and her clients embark on a journey to understand distress and develop coping strategies that allow for greater freedom in life choices—ultimately crafting a pathway to a life imbued with purpose and personal agency.