Erica Bolt
Erica Bolt, LMSW, works with a variety of general mental health concerns and populations. She also specializes in working with students and adults who identify as neurodiverse. She obtained a graduate certificate in Autism Spectrum Disorder in addition to her bachelor and graduate degrees. Erica is an ally for people with unique identities and relationships who may experience marginalization or discrimination.
Erica worked for the State of Michigan, assisting college students with navigation of their studies and with the complexity of moving away from home and into their adult lives.
She has experience with a variety of disabilities, including: physical, cognitive, developmental, and psychiatric. While atCommunity Mental Health in Wayne County, she was supporting families impacted by disabilities.
She is a passionate advocate, warm and caring clinician. In her clinical work she utilizes Motivational Interviewing, 3rd wave cognitive behavioral therapies - Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and behavioral intervention from Applied Behavioral Analysis with a human-centered approach. She is comfortable using 12-step language and principles as well.
Erica completed supervisor training and she assists masters level clinicians in supervision.
In her free time, Erica enjoys dancing, music, sports, the library, writing, and spending time with her friends and family.