Registered Dance Movement Psychotherapist (ADMP-UK)
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Children
Adults (individual and group)
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MA Dance Movement Psychotherapy - Roehampton University
MSc Psychology - Middlesex University
BA General Studies - University of North Texas
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Association of Dance Movement Psychotherapists, UK
The UK Council for Psychotherapy
British Psychological Society
Hi, I’m Erica Wolfe.
I’m a UK-trained Dance Movement Psychotherapist and creative practitioner based in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas working at the intersection of mental health, embodied practice, and the arts.
My work explores how movement can support emotional expression, connection, and wellbeing—particularly in spaces where words aren’t enough.
I’ve worked across clinical, educational, and community settings in the UK and US, facilitating both individual and group-based work, and contributing to wider programs that centre relational and embodied approaches to mental health.
Experience
I have 10+ years of experience in therapeutic work with children and adults across schools, rehabilitation, community, and acute mental health settings. My background includes work across mental health, community, and arts-based settings, including:
– Dance Movement Psychotherapy within inpatient psychiatric, community mental health, educational settings, adult rehabilitation, and adult day centers.
– Group facilitation and program delivery at London-based mental health social enterprise Talk for Health
– Virtual group facilitation within intensive outpatient mental health care at Charlie Health
I also bring experience in training and program development within community mental health contexts.
My Approach
I’m interested in the body as a site of experience, expression, and meaning-making.
Much of my work is grounded in the belief that insight alone isn’t always enough—sometimes we need to move, feel, and experience something differently for change to happen.
Movement offers a way into parts of ourselves that can be difficult to access through language alone.

