Erin Cameron-Webb

I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) with the state of Texas. I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Science from the University of Houston - Clear Lake and my Masters degree in Social Work from Baylor University. My professional experience in mental health has been working with adolescents (teens) and young adults (12yr. - late 20's) in residential, inpatient, and outpatient settings. I currently am a student support/crisis counselor for a school district where I work with students, their families, and/or school staff and administration to identify the most appropriate supports for a student's academic and mental health needs. It is because of the work I have done with teens that my practice focuses on helping teens/young adults and their families (when appropriate) navigate the complexities of their interpersonal relationship with each other and the world around them. I have experience in working with individuals who struggle with complex trauma and mental health issues, suicidality, high risk behaviors (e.g. self-harm, running away/elopement, sexual promiscuity, etc.) and oppositional/defiant behaviors.

In my spare time I love to hangout with family, friends and my animals. I also love dancing, cooking/eating, listening to or watching true crime documentaries/podcasts, working out, and just recently took up Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

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My belief is that regardless of age, you are the person that knows you best. Therefore, you are the expert of your own life experiences. As the expert, your input to and contributions are vital to the work that we do together. By taking a collaborative/eclectic approach, we will be able to identify your personal strengths that will help in creating a plan of action that will work best for you. The role of parents, caregivers, family, and other support people is important to consider in our work as they will be the ones to support outside of our sessions.

Clients can expect to be challenged and empowered during our sessions. The hope is that the empowerment experienced during session will translate to confidence outside of session to implement the skills and techniques being worked on and discussed during our time together.