Charletta Erb, LMFT
Therapy is an engaging workout for strengthening new habits.
Therapy can bring people out of their shells, it can save homes, or help you say goodbye with as little damage as possible. You don't have to be alone in this. From our very first session, you will take home practical tools for communication and relaxation. In moments of stress, you will have less blaming ways to express what you need to keep things from escalating. For those times when you do lose your cool, you'll know more about calming yourself down before saying something you regret.
Meet Nature Therapist
Charletta Erb, LMFT
I'm a spunky woman with playful humor, someone who understands with a lot of compassion. As a relationship therapist, I focus on relationship dynamics and systems in daily life. I will show you insights from brain science about conflicted relationships.
Together, we'll create holding space that is nonjudgmental so you can be honest with yourself about brave changes you want to make. We'll hold space that's safe enough to be real with others so you can grow your relationship. Explore everything from your original family to present family conflicts, from leaving home to finding home for yourself.
I work with people who are overwhelmed, maxed out with stress, flooded with emotion, overstimulation and chaos. Rather than react out of instinct or feeling out of control, we work to develop awareness of triggers and habits, and find compassion in being human. Based on personal and family experience with these common problems, I care deeply about clients’ healing. I've always respected people who are able to reach out for help.
Click here to book now.
Or call 805-633-0625
Professional Biography
Charletta Erb is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, specializing in couples conflicts and nature-based psychotherapy for people with big emotions. She earned her Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy at The Family Institute at Northwestern University. She also completed additional training in Somatic Psychotherapy and Bowen Family Systems Theory. She has worked as a therapist at Maple Counseling Center, Family Therapy Institute, Community Counseling and Education Center, and Healthy Relationships California. She draws on a background in mediation, restorative justice, and therapeutic applications of interpersonal neurobiology (how the brain works in relationships). Previously, she served as a consultant with several non-profits addressing organizational conflict and development. She also has a Bachelor’s degree from Goshen College in Peace, Justice and Conflict Studies with a focus in mediation and organizational conflict. In her free time, she sings and plays fiddle in multiple bands.
Request your initial session
Click here so we can explore whether nature therapy is a good fit for you. After that, we can get outside together to work on healing the inside.
If you have questions before meeting in person, my assistant will gladly help you get started.
“Through therapy I've learned to be more compassionate and loving toward myself!” - Client