CONTACT
Erica Martinez Cain, M.S., LPC, LCDC, NCC
Office Address: Cervini Bldg 1001 Texas Blvd Suite 101 B Texarkana, TX 75551
Phone Number: 903-708-2012
email: [email protected]
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Thank you for contacting me!
My private practice accepts a limited number of clients as it is a part-time business. Unfortunately, I am not always accepting new clients. It really just depends on my clinical workload at the time.
To make an appointment call or text 903-708-2012. Please do not provide private life details in your text or email.
General questions from prospective clients are always welcome. Please keep in mind, though, that I cannot give advice or diagnose by email.
All calls at all hours will be retrieved personally by me and returned within 24 hours. If you are an established patient, you will receive a call back in a few hours. Special arrangements may be made for urgent appointments during nonscheduled business hours for established clients only.
Please Note: For the fastest reply, send me a text message stating your name and phone number and a brief message (such as, “Please call me” or “I want to schedule an appointment”) and I will return your call. DO NOT send your
private life information in a text message, voicemail, or e-mail. I generally prefer a text over a voicemail to request a call back.
Rest assured, I will never disclose email addresses to anyone for any reason and I will never disclose any information sent to me via email. My computer is secure. However, remember that some hackers know how to intercept email messages. For this reason, I suggest caution when disclosing private information by email.
Note: When you submit your message, the page will refresh. Rest assured; your message did reach me! Also, remember, you can call me anytime 24-hours-a-day and if I am unable to answer your call, I will return your call!
In case of an emergency please contact your local hospital,
call 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988.
988 is the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
In case of emergency: If you feel you are having a mental health emergency or are in danger of hurting yourself or someone else, it’s important that you proceed immediately to the nearest emergency room. If you can’t get yourself there, call 911.
After you’ve received emergency help: please call me at 903-708-2012 to let me know what has happened so we can work together to ensure your continued health and safety and assess the time of your next appointment.
My private practice accepts a limited number of clients as it is a part-time business. Unfortunately, I am not always accepting new clients. It really just depends on my clinical workload at the time.
To make an appointment call or text 903-708-2012. Please do not provide private life details in your text or email.
General questions from prospective clients are always welcome. Please keep in mind, though, that I cannot give advice or diagnose by email.
All calls at all hours will be retrieved personally by me and returned within 24 hours. If you are an established patient, you will receive a call back in a few hours. Special arrangements may be made for urgent appointments during nonscheduled business hours for established clients only.
Please Note: For the fastest reply, send me a text message stating your name and phone number and a brief message (such as, “Please call me” or “I want to schedule an appointment”) and I will return your call. DO NOT send your
private life information in a text message, voicemail, or e-mail. I generally prefer a text over a voicemail to request a call back.
Rest assured, I will never disclose email addresses to anyone for any reason and I will never disclose any information sent to me via email. My computer is secure. However, remember that some hackers know how to intercept email messages. For this reason, I suggest caution when disclosing private information by email.
Note: When you submit your message, the page will refresh. Rest assured; your message did reach me! Also, remember, you can call me anytime 24-hours-a-day and if I am unable to answer your call, I will return your call!
In case of an emergency please contact your local hospital,
call 911 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 988.
988 is the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
In case of emergency: If you feel you are having a mental health emergency or are in danger of hurting yourself or someone else, it’s important that you proceed immediately to the nearest emergency room. If you can’t get yourself there, call 911.
After you’ve received emergency help: please call me at 903-708-2012 to let me know what has happened so we can work together to ensure your continued health and safety and assess the time of your next appointment.
