Zara Ahmad
Keith K. Ewell
Erica Craig-Mann is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW), drama therapist (RDT) and drama therapy educator (BCT) who uses talk therapy, creative expression, and embodied techniques to help people navigate life’s messy challenges.
Erica works individually with adults and leads groups for adults, teens, and children. She especially enjoys working with parents, young adults, and folks navigating life transitions. She also offers parent coaching, supporting parents in understanding and responding to their kids’ behavior, fostering connection, and establishing healthy rhythms in the home. Most clients come to Erica hoping to decrease symptoms of anxiety or depression, overcome obstacles related to life transitions, or improve the quality of their relationships. Erica is an LGBTQ+ affirming therapist.
Erica also offers clinical supervision to social workers and drama therapists, as well as drama therapy training. When she isn’t doing clinical work, Erica teaches at Emory University and Antioch University, and is currently pursuing her PhD in counseling education and supervision through Antioch University. She also enjoys dancing and spending time with her kids and spouse.
Erica is a Virtual Only therapist. All of her groups and one-on-one client sessions occur online.