Tricia ConLon, lmft

Tricia Conlon has been a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist since 2003. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in General Psychology from the University of North Carolina at Asheville in 1997, then went on to complete her Master of Science degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Nova Southeastern University in 1999.

Tricia has spent the majority of her career working with adolescents, couples and entire families coping with mental illness, anticipatory grief, divorce, and trauma. Currently, she specializes in working with individuals who have depression, anxiety, cognitive impairment, trauma, and bereavement issues. Tricia is also a Certified Alzheimer’s Level I and II Trainer through the University of South Florida, providing dementia-specific training and support to family caregivers as well as healthcare professionals. Additionally, she is CISM-trained to provide crisis intervention to first responders, schools, and other local community organizations who have endured a sudden loss or traumatic event. 

Tricia has experience not only in non-profit/agency roles, but also worked for many years in healthcare administration, including clinical work in integrative medicine, oncology, psychiatry, substance abuse, pain management, eating disorders, and dementia-specific services. Additionally, Tricia taught as an online faculty member for the University of Phoenix, College of Health Sciences and Nursing for ten years. Tricia is also trained CBT, mindfulness meditation practices, EMDR, and is currently working on a new certification in Nutritional and Integrative Medicine for Mental Health Professionals. Tricia’s future goals and aspirations include becoming a published book author, and working as a consultant providing psychotherapy services to local business and healthcare practices to enhance communication and conflict resolution strategies, with a focus on integrative health, wellness, growth and development for professionals.

Ray Soltani has more than 13 years as a mental health therapist. He offers professional and compassionate care to diverse clients, including those facing anxiety, depression, trauma, PTSD, life transitions, relationship issues, and challenges across all ages and backgrounds. Ray commends patients courage in seeking therapy and aim to create a meaningful and tailored experience. His client-centered approach provides a safe, empathetic, and non-judgmental space for self-discovery and empowerment.

My evidence-based therapeutic toolkit includes EMDR, CBT, CPT and DBT to address negative thought patterns, process trauma, manage emotions, and build coping skills. He also integrates mindfulness and somatic exercises. Your goals and progress are my priority as we collaboratively work towards a more fulfilling life, addressing stress, trauma, life changes, anxiety, and PTSD.

Ray believes in open communication, active listening, and direct yet gentle support. He offers an empathetic partnership built on respect, trust, and a shared commitment to your well-being.