Hello, my name is Erin Kisicki, a licensed therapist at Center for Compassion. With personal experiences of loss and grief, I feel honored to hold space for individuals and families navigating difficult or traumatic moments. In 2012, I experienced a miscarriage with my first pregnancy, an event that forever shaped my understanding of grief, resilience, and the power of compassionate support. My approach is person-centered, strengths-based, and rooted in respectful curiosity and non-judgment, recognizing that loss—whether of important people, pets, places, or things—touches us all. I believe in a holistic approach, honoring the deep connection between mind and body. Healing is not one-size-fits-all; it requires individualized, compassionate care that builds on each person’s unique strengths, talents, and abilities. I trust that people know themselves best and sometimes just need an empathic perspective when life feels overwhelming. Those who share their stories with me are the most courageous people I know—the true heroes of their own journeys. It is a privilege to walk alongside you, offering support, perspective, and a space for healing. I come to do this work in honor of the losses of family members, fur babies, and friends.