Patricia "Tricia" Conlon, LMFT

Tricia also supports those dealing with life changes, stress, career concerns, and intimacy-related issues. Her work is practical and down-to-earth.

Sessions focus on clear goals, learning new ways to cope, and improving communication. She draws on approaches that help people notice what matters, change unhelpful patterns, and rebuild connection.

Tricia’s background includes clinical roles in healthcare settings and nonprofit agencies. She has worked in oncology, integrative medicine, psychiatry, substance abuse, and dementia services.

She also taught virtual courses for the College of Health Sciences and Nursing at the University of Phoenix for ten years. She brings experience supporting first responders and high-achieving professionals through crisis and grief.

She has training in crisis intervention and dementia-specific education for caregivers and healthcare staff. This mix of clinical and teaching work shapes a calm, informed approach to challenging problems.

In sessions she uses a mix of Cognitive Behavioral tools, emotion-focused methods, and acceptance-based practices. Conversations often involve skill building, tracking patterns, and practicing new ways to respond.

Tricia aims to help people feel more capable, connected, and able to move forward.