Erin Campbell ACSW

I work a lot with trans and gender-expansive folks who are trying to make their lives actually fit their gender, not the other way around. I'm not here to question whether you're 'trans enough' or make you prove anything to me. Instead, we might talk about dysphoria, euphoria, social transition, medical decisions, family reactions, and what it's like to navigate all of that on top of everything else that makes up your life.

I work a lot with trans and gender-expansive folks who are trying to make their lives actually fit their gender, not the other way around. I'm not here to question whether you're 'trans enough' or make you prove anything to me. Instead, we might talk about dysphoria, euphoria, social transition, medical decisions, family reactions, and what it's like to navigate all of that on top of everything else that makes up your life.

I work with people whose sex lives have gotten tangled up with anxiety, shame, meds, pain, or identity questions. We can talk honestly about things like low desire, mismatched interest with a partner, erection or orgasm issues, and feeling 'broken' around sex. My goal is to help you have a sexual life that actually feels safe, doable, and maybe even fun again.

I use CBT when people want practical tools, not just insight. We'll look at the loop between your thoughts, feelings, and habits, and then test out tiny experiments between sessions so you can see what actually shifts in real life, not just in your head.

Sex therapy with me is very down-to-earth and shame free. We'll talk honestly about what's working, what isn't, and what you actually want from your sexual life, then break that into small, doable changes instead of huge overnight fixes. I'm especially interested in how sex is affected by meds, pain, identity, and mental health. We go at a pace that feels safe for you.

I use a Solution Focused Brief Therapy in my work with clients who are overwhelmed and need something more concrete than 'let's just explore.' Together we zoom in on whatr's already working, set clear, realistic goals, and build small experiments they can try between sessions. It's a good fit for folks who want practical next steps and don't have energy for a five-year excavation of their childhood.

I've spent years working with the LGBTQIA+ community around gender, sex, relationships, and just...life. I stay current on queer and trans healthcare, I know how identity, meds, and stigma can mess with mood and sex. You don't have to educate me on the basics, and you also don't have to match my identities for us to do good work together.