Erica Thompson Therapy

Erica Thompson Therapy Erica has been a psychotherapist since 2006. Her therapeutic approach includes EMDR & IFS. LMFT89609 LPCC2037

In her private practice she supports adults to heal from past trauma, difficult relationships, and misuse of substances.

Gone too soon. 💙 April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Every single day I’ve thought about what to post and hadn’t be...
04/25/2026

Gone too soon. 💙 April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Every single day I’ve thought about what to post and hadn’t been able to find the right words. This month (and beyond) daily we hear another heartbreaking and infuriating story of sexual violence, coercion, abuse of power, and more. To all survivors, you are not alone. You are deserving of support, to be believed, and of justice. Unfortunately we know the road to justice is filled with challenges. We don’t always get that justice. That doesn’t mean a crime didn’t happen. Thank you to all the courageous survivors who continue to speak up. Virginia died a year ago today. Thank you to her for bravely sharing her story. 💜

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04/15/2026

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Happy Easter Weekend 🐰😜
04/05/2026

Happy Easter Weekend 🐰😜

04/01/2026

CAMFT aligns with American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy, American Psychological Association and American Counseling Association in sharing our disappointment and deep concern for the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that could overturn Colorado’s ban on conversion therapy.

We are deeply unsettled by the court's position, and CAMFT continues to support evidenced based care.

While this ruling is deeply disappointing, it does not immediately impact the standard of care in California or California's prohibition on conversion therapy.

See our statements supporting the LGBTQAI+ community at https://www.camft.org/statements. We will continue to keep members apprised of any developments.

Therapist must first and foremost defer to our professional boards & codes of ethics and do no harm to our clients. Conv...
04/01/2026

Therapist must first and foremost defer to our professional boards & codes of ethics and do no harm to our clients. Conversion therapy is harmful. Ethical therapists do not practice this. This is not and should not be about free speech for therapists. We must support our clients rights.

Professional Counseling practice is grounded in research, training, and evidence-based interventions to provide effective treatment. Research conducted by medical and mental health professionals has revealed that Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Change Efforts (SOGICE), including conversion therapy practices, present significant risk of harm to clients, particularly youth. This research has resulted in numerous medical and mental health organizations opposing such practices.

Though the Supreme Court decision in Chiles v. Salazar held that that Colorado’s law suppressed speech based on viewpoint, the ruling was narrow. The Court did not speak to the safety or efficacy of conversion therapy. Professional Counselors must strive to do no harm and to protect their clients using only safe, ethical, and evidence-based interventions.

For more information, please review:
-The Supreme Court’s decision:https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/25pdf/24-539_fd9g.pdf
-The American Psychological Association’s paper: https://www.apa.org/about/policy/resolution-sexual-orientation-change-efforts.pdf
-The American Counseling Association’s statement: https://bit.ly/ACA-statement

04/01/2026
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02/09/2026

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