Erika L. Epps, PsyD, Psychologist
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Erika L. Epps, PsyD

Counselor/Therapist | Addiction (Substance Use Disorder)

PO Box 1086 Ennis TX, 75120

About

Dr. Erika Epps, LCDC is a trained and degreed Clinicial Psychologist in the Permian Basin area who specializes in Addiction/Substance Abuse. Dr Epps is also certified as a Life Coach, Grief and Loss Educator, licensed and ordained minister thus providing Christian/Spiritual coaching. Additionally, Dr. Epps evaluates patients using many different procedures, in order to determine what treatment plan and clinical techniques and strategies need to be implemented to effectively treat clients presenting symptoms.

Education and Training

Argosy University Psy.D. 2015

Provider Details

FemaleEnglish
Erika L. Epps, PsyD
Erika L. Epps, PsyD's Expert Contributions

Areas of expertise and specialization

Christian & Spiritual CoachingLife and Parent CoachingProfessional Development TrainingMindfulnessSubstance Use DisordersHealth & Nutrition CoachingGrief and LossDiet Life Coaching

Faculty Titles & Positions

  • Visiting Psychology Faculty University of Texas Permian Basin 2020 - 2021
  • Adjunct Psychology Faculty Central Texas College 2018 - Present

Professional Memberships

  • American Psychological Association  
  • NAADAC, The Association for Addiction Professionals  
  • The Association of Black Psychologists  

Erika L. Epps, PsyD's Practice location

Becoming A Better You, LLC

PO Box 1086 -
Ennis, TX 75120
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New patients: 432-463-4281
Fax: 469-881-1215

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