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Erin Hatch, Psy.D.

She/Her

Location

Online

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Dr. Erin Hatch is a clinical and sport psychologist who has worked in medical, collegiate, and professional sport settings providing mental health support for a variety of issues including injury recovery, chronic pain, concussion recovery, competitive anxiety, burnout, sport relationship dynamics, and end of career transition.  Dr. Hatch also works with athletes to unlock peak potential using performance enhancement strategies.

Credentials

Education

Psy.D.
Antioch University New England
2014
M.A. in Psychology
Boston University
2009
B.A in Psychology
University of Maine, Orono
2007

Awards and Accolades

  • University of Southern Maine Athletic Hall of Fame Clifford O.T. Weiden Award: Presented to individuals who contribute special talents and time to the university. Honored for starting mental health care specifically for the student-athletes.
  • Thornton Academy (Saco, ME) Athletic Hall of Fame: Inducted for exemplary athletic performance in track and field.
  • University of Maine (Orono, ME) Gold M Award: Awarded to athletes who display high levels of achievement, sportsmanship, moral character, interest in extracurricular activities, and who are respected by peers.
  • Key to the City of Saco, ME: Acknowledgement for exemplary performance in the classroom and in track.

Expertise

  • Mental health
  • Performance enhancement

Board Certifications and Licenses

Licensed Psychologist (Maine) since 2015

Post-Doctoral Training

Internship and Postdoctoral training at the University of Southern Maine Counseling Center

Research

Selected publications

Hatch, E., & Fauth, J. (2015). Effective coaching for anxious children (ECAC): Putting theory into practice. Journal of Sport Psychology in Action, 6, 86-98.