- Mind-body focus
- Self esteem support
- Works with athletes
About Erin
Erin Haentjens is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) in California who blends body-aware approaches with talk therapy. She focuses on helping people notice how their bodies hold stress and emotion so they can rebuild confidence and self-acceptance. Erin centers clients' own strengths and intuition as tools for change.
Her work aims to connect mind, body, and spirit so people can feel more grounded. She supports people through anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, eating concerns, and major life changes. Parents and people dealing with relationship and family strain can find help sorting practical steps forward.
Erin has eight years of clinical and community experience. She has worked in schools, group homes, foster care, and camps that teach life skills to at-risk youth. She has also provided individual psychotherapy to adults and co-facilitated a women’s therapy group.
Her background includes a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology with a somatic focus and a Graduate Certificate in Exercise and Sport Performance. That training informs her work with athletes and people recovering from injury. Erin combines movement-aware methods with mindfulness and client-centered conversations to rebuild self-trust.
Sessions emphasize building internal resources and practical skills. She helps people recognize patterns like avoidance, codependency, or control issues, and then practices new ways of responding. The goal is more self-acceptance, clearer communication, and better coping in daily life.
Her work aims to connect mind, body, and spirit so people can feel more grounded. She supports people through anxiety, depression, trauma, addiction, eating concerns, and major life changes. Parents and people dealing with relationship and family strain can find help sorting practical steps forward.
Erin has eight years of clinical and community experience. She has worked in schools, group homes, foster care, and camps that teach life skills to at-risk youth. She has also provided individual psychotherapy to adults and co-facilitated a women’s therapy group.
Her background includes a Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology with a somatic focus and a Graduate Certificate in Exercise and Sport Performance. That training informs her work with athletes and people recovering from injury. Erin combines movement-aware methods with mindfulness and client-centered conversations to rebuild self-trust.
Sessions emphasize building internal resources and practical skills. She helps people recognize patterns like avoidance, codependency, or control issues, and then practices new ways of responding. The goal is more self-acceptance, clearer communication, and better coping in daily life.