Erin Malcom is a Licensed Professional Counselor-Associate (LPC-A) and National Certified Counselor (NCC) currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Counseling at the University of North Texas. Erin holds a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from UNT and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Dallas Baptist University.

Erin enjoys working with children, adolescents, and adults with a wide range of presenting concerns including depression, anxiety, perfectionism, self-esteem, relationship concerns, trauma, and phase of life changes. She has counseling experience in multiple clinical settings, such as agency and community clinics. Erin strives to create an environment for her clients that is warm, safe, open, and accepting.

Since beginning her Ph.D., Erin has served as an Assistant Director at the Center for Play Therapy where she refined her clinical work with children. Most recently, she serves the co-director of the Center as a teaching and research assistant. She is also a member of professional organizations such as the Texas Counseling Association, American Counseling Association, and serves on her local board for Counselors for Social Justice.

Though not her primary clinical focus, Erin has expertise in working with victims of intimate partner violence and sexual assault. She also has experience working with clients who are military-connected in some way, as well as individuals who have experienced frequent and large-scale moves in their life. Aside from these specialties, Erin is passionate about working with clients from all walks of life with an array of presenting concerns. She believes a strong therapeutic alliance lays the groundwork for positive change to occur for clients.

If Erin is not in class or with clients, she loves FaceTiming her family who lives in Hawaii. She also loves to cook, go on walks, and see live music.