Tracy Connor, MPAS, PA-C
Located at Mesa, AZ
I am a dedicated mental health Physician Assistant at Family Care Center, where I bring compassion, expertise, and a touch of humor to my work with adolescents and geriatric patients–two populations often underserved in mental health care.
A proud graduate of Wake Forest University, I earned both my undergraduate and PA degrees while making history as the first African American female inducted into the Wake Forest Hall of Fame in 2021 for my achievements as a top female athlete. I am passionate about breaking mental health stereotypes, especially those surrounding aging. I believe that everyone has their own version of “crazy”–and that embracing it with empathy and understanding is the key to healing. Whether I am helping a teen navigate anxiety or supporting an elder and their family through depression, I meet my patients where they are, with heart, humor, and a fierce commitment to their well-being.
Practice Location
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Ages Treated
- Younger Teen (13-14)
- Older Teen (15-17)
- Young Adult (18-29)
- Adult (30-39)
- Early Middle Age (40-49)
- Late Middle Age (50-64)
- Late Adulthood (65+)
Areas of Focus
- Addiction Disorders (alcohol, illicit substances, sexual behaviors)
- ADHD
- Anxiety
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Biploar
- Depression
- Feeding / Eating Disorder
- Gender Dysphoria
- LGBTQIA+
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
- Oppositional Defiant Disorder
- PTSD
- Schizophrenia/Psychotic Disorders
- Sexual Compulsive Disorder
- Trauma
Treatment Approach
- Anger Management
- Christian/Faith Based Therapy
What our patients say
Located at Mesa, AZ
Tracy Connor, MPAS, PA-C
I am a dedicated mental health Physician Assistant at Family Care Center, where I bring compassion, expertise, and a touch of humor to my work with adolescents and geriatric patients–two populations often underserved in mental health care.
A proud graduate of Wake Forest University, I earned both my undergraduate and PA degrees while making history as the first African American female inducted into the Wake Forest Hall of Fame in 2021 for my achievements as a top female athlete. I am passionate about breaking mental health stereotypes, especially those surrounding aging. I believe that everyone has their own version of “crazy”–and that embracing it with empathy and understanding is the key to healing. Whether I am helping a teen navigate anxiety or supporting an elder and their family through depression, I meet my patients where they are, with heart, humor, and a fierce commitment to their well-being.
I practice at:
I'm located at:
1880 Fall River Dr.
Ste. 250
Loveland, CO 80538
Loveland Clinic Information