Dr Erica March
CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST
Erica has a wealth of experience providing assessment and therapy in both tertiary and child and adolescent mental health service (CAMHS) settings. Through her work with a culturally diverse range of young people and their whānau, Erica has addressed a variety of difficulties. These include areas such as adjustment, stress, trauma, grief, depression, anxiety, identity considerations, relational challenges, and emotional and behavioural barriers to academic success.
Erica values the opportunity to be alongside others as they grow, appreciating that challenge is part of life. She relates well to young people and strives to keep therapy engaging through an intuitive, creative, and holistic approach.
Modalities:
- CBT - Cognitive behavioural therapy
- ACT - Acceptance and commitment therapy
- DBT - Dialectical behavioural therapy
- Movement therapy
- Family systems therapy
- Brief solutions focused therapy
Therapeutic interests:
Specialist advice and strategies for a range of needs including:
- Reflective personal growth work
- Development of self-expression and
emotional intelligence - Coming of age (the transition from
childhood into adulthood) - Identity-related exploration
- Spiritual and religious considerations
- Sexuality
- Conscious interpersonal relating
- Familial and systemic concerns
- Cultural challenges
- Social and environmental concerns
- Philosophical and ethical considerations
- ... and more!
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Let's talk about how we can support your child, your family, your organisation.
