Erin McCall (she/her)

I have worked with multiple families whose children were diagnosed or present with symptoms of ADHD. The key factors in addressing this diagnosis include education and information, skill building , collaborative problem solving, emotional support, connection to resources, advocacy and practicing self-care. Whether it be managing transitions or building confidence, I am here to help families create an environment where their child can thrive and be successful.

I have worked with multiple families whose children were diagnosed or present with symptoms of ADHD. The key factors in addressing this diagnosis include education and information, skill building , collaborative problem solving, emotional support, connection to resources, advocacy and practicing self-care. Whether it be managing transitions or building confidence, I am here to help families create an environment where their child can thrive and be successful.

The world is full of changes, transitions and unexpected events. Managing anxiety takes a multifaceted approach that focuses on both individual and family dynamics. Some of these include Psychoeducation; understanding anxiety is a normal human emotion but knowing when it can become a problem. Communication between family members is key. This may include family therapy to help validate emotions and feelings in a safe space.

The world is full of changes, transitions and unexpected events. Managing anxiety takes a multifaceted approach that focuses on both individual and family dynamics. Some of these include Psychoeducation; understanding anxiety is a normal human emotion but knowing when it can become a problem. Communication between family members is key. This may include family therapy to help validate emotions and feelings in a safe space.

Being a child is hard work and learning how to navigate this challenging world can be tricky. It's common for children to experience a multitude of issues including anxiety, depression, behavioral challenges (school & home), peer relationships, family conflict, emotional regulation and self-esteem. Using various techniques and interventions, my goal is to meet your child where they are at in their developmental stage and cater to their specific needs.

Being a child is hard work and learning how to navigate this challenging world can be tricky. It's common for children to experience a multitude of issues including anxiety, depression, behavioral challenges (school & home), peer relationships, family conflict, emotional regulation and self-esteem. Using various techniques and interventions, my goal is to meet your child where they are at in their developmental stage and cater to their specific needs.

Expressive Arts Therapy is a therapeutic approach that integrates various art forms such as visual arts, music, dance, drama and writing to facilitate self-expression, emotional exploration and healing. It allows individuals, including young children, to communicate thoughts, feelings and experiences that may be difficult to express verbally. It nurtures creativity, resilience, self-expression and emotional intelligence contributing to their overall well-being and growth.

Sand Tray Therapy is a modality that uses sand and miniature figures or objects to create scenes, symbols and narratives to help represent the client's inner world, emotions, experiences and relationships. This non-verbal approach helps clients process experiences or painful memories that are too difficult to talk about. Integrating mind and body, this tool is a sensory experience that can enhance self-regulation where clients can feel at ease exploring narratives and externalize feelings.

Play Therapy is a widely used approach to address the emotional, social, behavioral and psychological needs of young children. Ways can be through self-expression, emotional regulation, problem-solving, social skills development, creativity and imagination, trauma processing, behavioral challenges, self-esteem and confidence and empowerment and resilience. This approach can also be used to strengthen the child-parent relationships to foster understanding and increase attachment.