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Patricia Callahan, LCSW

ABOUT

Life After Cancer Can Be Emotionally Overwhelming. You Don't Have to Face It Alone.

Using Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), I help cancer survivors reduce anxiety, trauma, grief, and emotional distress so they can begin feeling like themselves again—often without having to relive painful memories.

Do you worry about recurrence?

Do people tell you to stay positive?

Do you feel like no one understands?​

What if you could finally take the edge off those recurring fears?

​Not by pretending they aren't there, but by changing how your brain responds to them—moving you from a state of permanent worry to a sense of genuine, lasting calm.

Watch this 3-minute video
to understand how you can feel relief
without years of therapy

You Don't Have to Talk Through Your Trauma to Heal.

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The Power of Eye Movements

 

Natural eye movements, similar to REM sleep, help your brain reprocess distressing memories and medical traumas.

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Keep the Knowledge,

Lose the Pain

 

You keep your story. We work to erase the emotional sting and physical distress attached to it.

The Result: You walk away feeling lighter, calmer, and more resilient—often after just one visit

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No Talk-Therapy Required

 

You don't have to relive your trauma out loud. ART is a gentler path to healing — and you stay in complete control.

Find Relief from Cancer-Related Anxiety, Trauma, and Fear 
Using Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), many clients experience meaningful relief in as few as 1–5 sessions.

Why this matters: cancer doesn’t just affect the body-it can impact how you think, feel, and experience your life. And most people are never shown how to actually shift that.

What other people have to say:

From Constant Worry to Lasting Peace
Working with Patricia changed my mental state. I stopped overthinking, learned to process my thoughts, and finally found the peace to move past old traumas. I feel lighter, clearer, and finally at peace. — Ana S.


Reclaiming My Life and My Independence
After just four sessions with Patricia, I went from living in constant panic to finally feeling in control. I conquered my fear of making medical decisions and regained the freedom to drive, be home alone, and even step into an elevator without anxiety. I’m no longer trapped by fear.  

— Evita R.


From Nightmares to Peaceful Memories
Before ART my quiet moments were filled with the pain of my loss and restless nights. Now, the nightmares are gone. I’ve found the peace to sleep through the night and the strength to focus on the memories that bring a smile. — John D.

Long-term Effects Retained
Patricia is very calm and focused as a provider. She guides me to productively heal based on the answers I give, and I leave every session feeling like I have accomplished whatever goal I come in with. She also does a great job with making ART online a seamless process. I retain long-term effects of our sessions each time, and I am thankful for her impact. — Allie L.


 

*The above testimonials were shared with permission. The names have been changed to protect client privacy. All testimonials are from real clients and may not reflect the typical client’s experience and are not intended to represent or guarantee that anyone will achieve the same or similar results.
 

Take the First Step Toward Feeling Like Yourself Again

During your free 15-minute consultation, we'll talk about what you're experiencing, answer your questions, and decide together whether therapy is the right next step. There's no pressure or obligation.

Accelerated Resolution Therapy® and ART® are registered service marks of the Rosenzweig Center for Rapid Recovery (RCRR), used with permission.

Please note: This business listing is not intended to be a crisis resource. If you have an emergency, or are in crisis, please dial 911, go to the nearest Emergency Department, or phone the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-8255 (www.suicidepreventionlifeline.org).

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