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Hello, my name is Eric Billig, LMFT, and thanks for taking the time to visit my page. What makes me different from many other therapists is my unique approach to therapy, which includes connecting mental interventions to physiological systems. This is called a neuro-cognitive model. I have 30 years of experience in treating mental health and my own self-analysis has brought me to this knowledge. Our conscious mind is run by our unconscious drives, our unconscious drives are programmed from our daily behaviors and thoughts. I provide foundational information on how your psyche works and tools to rewire outcomes you wish to achieve. This approach is changing the field of addiction therapy, trauma, anxiety, and depression. It will empower you and help you see things you have never known before. I look forward to helping you achieve your health, freedom, and desires.
My approach
Neurocognitive helps you understand how the psychological system operates. I will upload new software so to speak. Your conscious mind is driven by your unconscious wired pathways. Using mindfulness, logic, wellness, and hard work, we create new pathways and new behaviors.
My focus
I can work with all populations.
My communication style
I am very grounded yet can be passionate about mental health. I use logic with active listening. I am a warm, empathic human being.
My journey to mental healthcare
I knew I wanted to be in psychology in my early teens and spent a lot of time working in addiction recovery. After years of pursuing music, I wanted to return to my passion and earn my degree. I have worked for many years in emergency psychiatric stabilization, addiction recovery, anxiety, depression, and existential development.
My goals for you
Identifying negative unconscious drives, practicing daily mindfulness, and increasing wellness. This will create a new perspective and thus new behaviors.
My first session with you
Identifying what the client wants to accomplish, educating on the psychological and physiological system, listing anxieties, and creating a schedule.
