Eric Price, PhD, APCC, AMFT

I prioritize establishing a strong therapeutic relationship based on trust and safety, creating a space where my clients can address their therapeutic goals. With an Anti-Racist and Feminist lens, I strive to understand the ways in which my client’s intersectional identities might influence their lived experiences. I utilize a trauma-informed approach by integrating a unique blend of talk therapy, EMDR, and IFS-informed interventions to help my clients foster new insights and reclaim their sense of joy and wellness.

Types of clients treated: 

• Adults
• College Students
• Couples

Types of therapies or interventions used: 

• Humanistic & Existential
• LGBTQ & Gender Affirming
• Feminist & Anti-Racist
• Gestalt
• EMDR Trained
• IFS-Informed

Types of mental health issues treated:

• Sexuality and Gender related issues
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• Bipolar
• Anxiety
• Depression
• Panic
• Grief/Bereavement
• Relationship Issues and Attachment 

Licenses/Certifications: 

• Associate Professional Clinical Counselor (APCC), #116791
• Associate Marriage & Family Therapist (AMFT), #7153; currently working under the direct supervision of licensed clinical social work supervisor Daniel Brezenoff, #23543.

Education: 

• Ph.D., Counseling, University of North Texas
• M.A., Counseling, University of Central Florida

Availability: 

• Long Beach, CA
• Telehealth

Years of experience: 10

Why I became a Therapist:

Even when I was five years old, I felt a natural pull to be a “helper” as I was the first to volunteer at school and in community functions. Originally, I thought I wanted to be a teacher, and so my career began in higher education. Although I loved the mentoring aspect of this job, I believed something was missing. I turned to counseling as a second career and remember feeling a sense of being “at home” during the first day of graduate school! I have loved working as a therapist since then, and appreciate that there is ALWAYS more to learn about the human experience!