Erica serves as an accountability mentor for therapists, social workers, wellness and somatic coaches, activists, healthcare providers, and non-profit organizers. Her role is to empower folks to deliver trauma-informed, community-centered care through a decolonized, anti-capitalist, and abolitionist framework. She provides guidance in adopting practices that prioritize collective liberation and challenge the traditional mental health industrial complex.

By fostering a supportive and reflective environment, you navigate the complexities of roles while exploring mental and emotional experiences. Together, you and Erica work towards deconstructing oppressive systems and promoting holistic, equitable care that benefits both the individual and the community. Her aim is to ensure that those who care for others also receive the support they need to sustain their own health, fostering a culture of mutual care.

With a decolonization lens and experience as a mental health therapist, the coaching that Erica provides is not only for setting and achieving future goals, but also to critically examines societal structures and cultural narratives that influence self-perception and aspirations.  This lens also creates space to acknowledges the historical and systemic factors, striving to dismantle oppressive systems and promote explorations through a culturally sensitive and empowering framework. This approach encourages you to reclaim your voice, embrace your cultural identity, and build strategies that are authentic to your lived experiences.