Erin Miller-Brennan is a compassionate counselor and licensed professional clinical counselor who offers her expertise to preteens, teens, adults, and elders (65+). She recognizes that an issue can represent an important topic for discussion, a point from which to explore deeper interests and needs. Erin creates a non-judgmental space, allowing individuals to process their experiences and find meaning in their journeys—whether the challenges at hand are significant or minor. With a strong belief that taking the first step towards therapy requires immense courage, she stands ready to support each client through their self-exploration journey, enhanced by her service dog, Bromley. Erin’s graduate-level training in Art Psychotherapy from the University of Queensland School of Medicine in Australia informs her genuine and adaptable approach to therapy, which is tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Specializing in both individual and family work, her focus extends to children, adolescents, and their parents or guardians. Committed to reducing stigma around mental health care, Erin advocates for cultural inclusivity and accessibility in her practice. Her work ethic is deeply rooted in cultural humility, racial equality, and client advocacy. With a steadfast dedication to ongoing learning and growth, Erin aspires to provide the support her clients need to thrive.