Erica Carulli

Erica Carulli

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MA, LPC, CCTP, is a wife and mother of three in Michigan. She owns a private practice as a licensed professional counselor and is certified in clinical trauma.

Commentary The onslaught of information Michiganders consume each day can be overwhelming. Therapist Erica Carulli shares her tips for letting go and staying calm.
Commentary Keeping It Together: A Guide To Not Losing It During This Crazy Election

Michigan therapist Erica Carulli gives her self-care tips for navigating a monumental election full of (mis)information.

Erica Carulli Erica Carulli October 15, 2020 1:46 pm EDT

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