Erika Baxter is a compassionate and experienced therapist who has dedicated over 20 years to guiding individuals, couples, and families through their personal journeys. Her therapeutic approach incorporates innovative therapies focused on brain change, enabling clients to heal symptoms rapidly and delve deep into their issues. Erika's positive yet challenging perspective empowers clients who seek to enhance their performance or overcome the gridlock in their significant relationships. Many seeking her support are often caught in cycles of anxiety or depression, preventing them from engaging authentically with the world around them. A proud graduate with a Bachelor's in Psychology from UCSC, Erika also holds both a Master's in Counseling and a Master's in Divinity from The Seattle School of Psychology and Theology. Additionally, she is certified as a Domestic Violence Advocate and specializes in trauma therapy, employing effective modalities like EMDR and Neurobiological Therapy. Erika's work is significantly shaped by her training with Dr. Schnarch, particularly in the Crucible Approach, and she continuously refines her skills through consultation groups. Moreover, Erika’s capacity to converse in Spanish enhances her ability to connect with a diverse clientele. She sees the challenges faced in relationships as vital opportunities for growth, guiding her clients toward healing and self-discovery.