TEAM

erin young

(they/them)

Registered Social Worker, Dungeon Master

BSc, BSW, MSW (Cand.)

Ontario, Canada

English

Virtual/online

Clients Served

  • Youth, Young Adults, Adults
  • Groups
  • LGBTQ2SIA+
My Story

I draw on both my education and lived experience as a queer, neurodivergent person in my work. While learning and growing alongside clients, I offer affirming, client-centered care that honours each individual’s identities, perspectives, and experiences. My current passion is running a therapeutic Dungeons and  Dragons group where we explore character traits, identity and secret powers in a  neuroaffirming space. 

About Erin

After a winding path through other fields and a lot of trial and error in my early career, I found myself drawn to work that centers connection and care. Social work became a natural fit, offering the opportunity to build relationships where people feel genuinely seen and supported in their authentic selves.

I draw on both my education and lived experience as a queer, neurodivergent person in my work. While learning and growing alongside clients, I offer affirming, client-centered care that honours each individual’s identities, perspectives, and experiences.

I serve these communities
  • Autistic, ADHD, AuDHD
  • Youth and Adults
  • Late, Recently, and Self-diagnosed
  • 2SLGBTQIA+ communities/Sexual and Gender Diverse folx
I am trained in
All Scattergram team members are trained in the A.C.C.E.P.T. Program™ and use Mindfulness, Trauma-Informed, LGBTQ2SI+-Affirming, and Strengths-Based approaches. In addition, I have the following training, skills, professional expertise, and experience:
    • Trauma-informed
    • 2SLGBTQIA+-affirming
    • Strengths-based approaches
    • Crisis intervention (ASIST)
    • Mindfulness

Dungeons & Dragons

Read more about Dungeons and Dragons for Youth and Adults:

The Practice

This practice is a virtual practice. At present, all sessions take place online. The platform we use is called Jane, a practice management system designed by and for Canadian health and mental health professionals. For groups, we also use Zoom and Google Meet.

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