Dr. Erber-LaPierre holds a PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision, an MA in Community Counseling, and a BS in Psychology. He specializes in transforming how men experience and express emotional vulnerability, helping clients develop healthier relationships with their emotions and build authentic connections using evidence-based practices.

Dr. Erber-LaPierre operates through ErLaMore Counseling and Consultation, PLLC, with offices in Illinois (Sankofa Tree Counseling), Michigan (MidCoast Bay Counseling), California (Ocean Bay Counseling), and Wisconsin (Timber Wolf Counseling).

Yes, telehealth sessions are available for clients in states where Dr. Erber-LaPierre maintains active licensure, allowing for flexible scheduling and accessibility.

Contact Dr. Erber-LaPierre directly at nick@nickerber-lapierre.com (mailto:nick@nickerber-lapierre.com)or call 425-642-7116 to schedule an initial consultation.

Your first session focuses on understanding your goals, concerns, and background. Dr. Erber-LaPierre will explain his therapeutic approach, discuss confidentiality, and collaboratively develop a treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes long. Session frequency is determined collaboratively based on your needs and goals, though weekly sessions are most common initially.

Insurance acceptance varies by location and plan. Contact the office at nick@nickerber-lapierre.com (mailto:nick@nickerber-lapierre.com)or 425-642-7116 to verify coverage with your specific provider.

A minimum of 24 hours notice is required for cancellations to avoid being charged for the full session fee. Emergency situations are considered on a case-by-case basis.

Yes, sessions are strictly confidential within ethical and legal requirements. Limits include situations involving harm to self or others, child or elder abuse, and court-ordered disclosures, which will be explained during your first session.

Dr. Erber-LaPierre offers initial consultations to discuss your needs and determine if his approach aligns with your goals. The therapeutic relationship is crucial to successful outcomes, and you should feel comfortable, understood, and confident in your therapist's ability to help you.