Erin Khodaverdin, M.A., RPA

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Meet Erin Khodaverdin, a Registered Psychological Associate, Associate Marriage and Family Therapist, and Clinical Psychology doctoral student dedicated to compassionate, client-centered care. She holds a Master’s in Clinical Psychology and is currently pursuing her Psy.D., blending academic training with clinical experience in therapy and psychological assessment under the supervision of Azeen Nafisi, Psy.D. #PSY34508 and Neda Safvati, Psy.D. #PSY25346.

Erin’s background includes mental health counseling, couples therapy, addiction recovery, and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) with children on the autism spectrum. With over two years of ABA experience and work across developmental stages, she adapts her approach to each client’s unique needs. Her integrative style draws from CBT, ACT, and mindfulness-based practices within a client-centered framework, incorporating somatic awareness to support emotional regulation and resilience. Her clinical focus includes anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship issues, and neurodiversity.

As a first-generation Armenian American, Erin is committed to reducing mental health stigma and increasing access to care in diverse communities. She has provided Psychological First Aid during the Los Angeles fires, promoted autism awareness, and is currently researching how acculturation influences parenting among Armenian American parents of autistic children. Erin is dedicated to helping clients from all backgrounds strengthen their well-being and move toward healing in a collaborative, supportive environment.