Therapy with me is warm, real, and rooted in connection.

I work with partners and queer families to slow things down, name what’s true, and find new ways of showing up for each other. Using tools from Gestalt and experiential process therapy, we untangle stuck patterns and build trust, one moment at a time. You set the pace, and we check in often to make sure the work still feels right.

Currently, I focus my practice on: Modern love and communication – supporting partner in deepening emotional connection, navigating identity shifts, and working through relational stuck points;
Family and youth transitions – helping kids, teens, and caregivers navigate changes with play-based therapy and supportive guidance; Post-relationship support – offering space to process and rebuild after the end of long-term relationships.

Let’s connect – book a free consultation to see if the support I offer feels like a good fit for you or your family.

About Erin:
Erin Lundy, is a registered Associate Professional Clinical Counselor and Associate Marriage Family Therapist, currently practicing under supervision at Process Therapy Institute.

She completed her master’s in Counseling Psychology and clinical internship at Golden Gate University in San Francisco. She holds a B.A. in Psychology from the University of California, Santa Cruz.

Before becoming a therapist, Erin spent over 17 years working with youth and family services, including residential treatment, rehabilitation counseling, and community-based probation alternatives. That background continues to inform her trauma-attuned, relational work today.

Erin offers affirming care for LGBTQIA+ families, neurodiverse clients, and individuals in non-traditional relationships. Erin offers Telehealth across California and in-person play therapy for youth.