Meet Our Team

Dr. Erica Joeverley Bosque, Ed.D, LCSW, PPSC

Licensed Clinical Social Worker #81547

Pronouns: she/her/hers

Clients/Groups/Communities I work with: Adult individuals, couples, and groups. LGBTQIA-affirming and culturally humble therapist

Life Changes & Opportunities I Work With: Becoming a new parent, starting a new job, getting married, going to college, expanding a small business. This is going to give our clients a snapshot of information and can be used on social media.

Challenges & Obstacles I Work With: Communication, emotional intimacy, recurring disagreements, family of origin issues, self-worth, emotional dysregulation, adult attachment, sexual issues, trust, chronic illness, substance use and process addiction, grief, anxiety, and depression. 

Making a Community

I have truly been doing this type of work my entire life...I have technically been working in the field of social work, mental health and wellness for 17 years. I have been lucky enough to find a profession that I enjoy doing, while supporting my client's goals as they discover and rediscover their communities, self worth and tenacity to thrive at their own life.

Here are all of my pieces of paper that symbolize my passion for learning and that allow me the privilege and responsibility of asking for your trust as we embark on our professional relationship: Licensed Clinical Social Worker(Therapist) #81547, Master's in Social Work, Pupil Personnel Services Credential, Birth & Postpartum Doula DONA International, California Power Yoga Certified Instructor.

Certificates & Specialties

  • Birth & Postpartum Doula

  • Childbirth Educator

  • Certified Yoga Instructor

  • Pupil Personel Services Credential, PPSC

1998

Began Career of Working in Social Services and Mental Health

2008

Earned MSW Degree and PPSC

2013

Yoga Instructor Birth & Postpartum Doula

2023

Earned Doctor of Education Degree,San Francisco State University

2013-2018

Earned LCSW

Friend & Sister

 

Guess what song we are listening to?

 
 

One of my first unconditional relationships

I am the one in the sweet overalls. The other two are my sisters who's relationship runs through my fibers as a human being. The two of them ARE part of the purpose of my practice. Our biological sisterhood has taught me that relationships are not all about being equal but about being equitable.

People give each what they CAN give and everyone is trying to get what they NEED. The trick is finding the people who will unconditionally accept what you CAN give and finding people who will do their best to give you what you NEED. Might not always be the people you want but our ability to connect and love is what impacts who we are and what we become.

 
 

Wife

 

Amazing Wedding and Marriage...two very different things

 
 

My chosen unconditional LOVE partner

You do not get to choose your family but you get to choose everyone else. My husband and I chose each other a very long time ago when we were young and did not over think our feelings...there is ease in simplicity. Choosing to be with someone for life is a commitment that is not perfected but an action of shear will, choice and desire to be with each other everyday.

 
 

Mother

 

SO OVERWHELMED and blessed 

 
 

The deepest understanding of unconditional LOVE

There are not many words that describe this experience. I only know that I am scared and grateful everyday to be able to love them and earn their love in return.

Motherhood requires a community that allows you to learn, change and know that you are NOT alone. We use to live in a world that was an "actual village" who cared for the caregivers so the caregivers had something to give...we need to go back to this model, OUR future depends it.