Erica Holtz , LMFT

Erica Holtz, M.A., LMFT, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and clinical supervisor based in Pennsylvania. She holds a Master of Arts degree and completed specialized training in child sexual abuse treatment at Widener University. As an AAMFT Approved Supervisor, Erica completed an extensive supervisory training program through the American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy to support therapists pursuing licensure. She graduated from La Salle University in 2007 following a yearlong internship at a family therapy agency in Philadelphia, and she continues to assist in training other therapists and interns.

Her clinical work is rooted in Systems Theory, which guides her couples and family therapy practice by attending to the relationships and patterns that connect people. Systems work looks beyond individual symptoms to the ways family history and ongoing interactions sustain problems, and it often involves including all parties affected by an issue whether they are present in sessions or not. Erica also applies systemic principles in individual therapy and has seen strong progress with that approach.

Erica helps individuals, couples, and families who feel stuck, overwhelmed by painful emotions, or frustrated by recurring relationship difficulties. She specializes in couples therapy, working with diverse family structures, and supporting people with trauma histories. Erica also has experience helping families that include a member with autism. Her style is adaptable and empathetic, and she often uses authenticity and measured humor to build a genuine therapeutic connection. Having been a therapy client herself, she understands how it feels to enter treatment feeling anxious, unsure, and vulnerable. Erica looks forward to supporting clients as they pursue lasting change and growth.