Meet the Team
Ross Psychology is a team of dedicated and knowledgable therapists who provide skilled, compassionate care. We all hold advanced degrees, have years of experience, and are trained in a number of effective, evidence-based therapeutic approaches.
Each of us has our own areas of interest and unique style. Explore the bios below to get an idea of which therapist might be a fit for you or contact us and let us help you find your best match!
Dr. Erin Ross
About Erin
Erin has worked as a therapist for over 20 years and has been a licensed clinical psychologist since 2015. She completed her master’s and doctoral degrees at the University of Toronto (OISE/UT) and completed her psychology residency at the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health and Surrey Place Centre in Toronto, Ontario. She has worked for London Health Sciences Centre, the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health, and Western University.
Erin is a mother of two boys and rescuer of sad-eyed dogs. You can often find her perusing books at the library, attempting DIY projects, and enjoying Wortley Village life.
Erin's areas of focus
Erin works with most psychological issues, but her areas of special interest include:
- PTSD and trauma-related disorders
- life transitions (e.g., university life, quarter-life and mid-adjustment, retirement)
- difficulties in relationships (e.g., boundaries, relationship patterns, attachment issues)
- perinatal and early parenting issues
- overwhelm, stress, and burnout
- connecting to self
- re-awakening creativity
Erin's therapeutic style
Erin uses an integrative approach to therapy that draws on cognitive-behavioural, emotion-focused, and process-oriented techniques. She is also a trained EMDR therapist and IFS (Level 1) therapist.
She is interested in how thoughts, emotions, and the body combine with the past and the present to create strain in our lives and block us from living in connection with ourselves.
She combines science and theory with warmth and humour to create a comfortable, safe environment where you can share what you need to share and get down to the work of feeling better.
Kelsey Masseo
About Kelsey
Kelsey is a Registered Psychotherapist with eight years’ experience working in mental health. She completed her undergraduate studies at Western University and holds a Masters degree in Counselling Psychology from Athabasca University.
Kelsey has worked in a number of mental health agencies in the London area, including the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. She has experience with clients presenting with a wide range of issues ranging from general wellness goals through to managing crisis, and works with both mental health and addiction issues.
Kelsey's therapeutic style
Kelsey’s therapeutic approach is integrative and uses a strength-based, trauma-informed lens. She draws primarily on the principles of Emotion Focused Therapy (EFT) and attachment-based work. She also includes CBT and DBT interventions. She is passionate about incorporating aspects of animal-assisted therapy into her practice where it may be fitting.
Kelsey has a warm, gentle approach that helps clients feel at ease. She offers a safe, empathetic space to begin the process of reconnecting to your authentic self, the important people in your life, and the goals that matter most to you.
Kelsey's areas of focus
Kelsey works with most psychological issues, but her areas of special interest include:
- ADHD
- relationship issues
- attachment issues
- depression
- anxiety
- addiction
- self-esteem issues
Heather Fredin
About Heather
Heather's therapeutic style
Heather’s therapeutic approach is integrative, drawing from CBT, DBT, emotion focused therapy (EFT), art therapy, and trauma treatment approaches. She is also a trained EMDR therapist.
Heather works with both individuals and couples. She has a collaborative, client-centred approach that allows clients to tailor therapy to their needs.
Heather's areas of focus
Heather works with most psychological issues, but her areas of special interest include:
- Couples therapy and relationship issues
- PTSD and trauma-related disorders
- depression
- anxiety
- life transitions