Erika Keller

Great to meet you!

I am white, cis-gender, heterosexual female whose identity includes many roles: wife, mother, daughter, sister, aunt, and therapist. I started off my college career as a nursing student and transitioned to psychology after witnessing a close family member being positively impacted by a therapist. I wanted to make a difference in someone else’s life as this therapist did by helping my family member.

I heavily rely on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, but recently trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS) and throughout the years have learned to collectively pull from a variety of the modalities to meet the client where they are.

My approach to therapy

I truly enjoy getting to know clients before diving into the work. I believe a strong therapeutic rapport is the anchor to begin the healing journey. I strive to make the therapeutic, healing space feel comfortable and safe.

What you can expect from me

I work best with clients who: are experiencing anxiety, depression, obsessive compulsive disorder, grief and life transitions. I enjoy working with children, adolescents, adults and couples.

I am not a good clinical fit for clients who: are struggling with end-of life decisions and not wanting to work on uncomfortable changes.

I am a unique therapist because: I provide a warm, therapeutic approach while simultaneously challenging my clients to help them see their inner strength. I take pride in helping others find inner peace and healing so they can live a life to their fullest.