Pathway Therapy Center

Pathway Therapy Center Healing for individuals and partners affected by s*x and po*******hy addiction

06/18/2026

There is hope for you. ☀️

Recovery often requires more than willpower. These 5 online accountability tools can help increase structure, reduce tem...
06/15/2026

Recovery often requires more than willpower. These 5 online accountability tools can help increase structure, reduce temptation, and support long-term change — but technology works best alongside real therapy and community.

Featuring tools like Relay, PJ Keenon, Orange Apple, Bark-Tech Industries, and Canopy Collective.

Hopefully, this provides a touchpoint of psychoeducation for you around this topic. Check out the company pages for more info on getting started with their tools.

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06/12/2026

An opportunity we’re really looking forward to this August at Pathway:

On Saturday, August 15th, Paul Calloway and Eric Ford will be co-facilitating a One Day Trauma Egg Intensive at Pathway Therapy Center in Walnut Creek. We believe this kind of work can be a turning point for the right person.

Here’s what we mean: a lot of people in recovery are doing the hard work of changing their behavior. But the deeper question — why these patterns developed in the first place — often goes unexplored. The Trauma Egg is a structured, guided process that helps you map your personal history, identify recurring wounds and family messages, and start connecting the dots between your past and your present.

In one day, we’ll do work that often takes months to get to in weekly therapy.

This intensive is designed for people who have some stability in their recovery and are ready to go deeper. Whether you’re navigating compulsive behaviors, relational wounds, or the aftermath of betrayal — this is a space to be honest about your story without shame.

📍 Pathway Therapy Center — Walnut Creek, CA
🗓 August 15, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
💰 $595 | Sliding scale available
📧 To register, reach out to Paul: [email protected]

Your story deserves to be seen, not just managed.For many people in recovery, the real work isn't just stopping harmful ...
06/09/2026

Your story deserves to be seen, not just managed.

For many people in recovery, the real work isn't just stopping harmful behaviors. It's understanding why they started. The wounds underneath. The family messages that shaped how you learned to cope. The patterns that keep showing up no matter how hard you try.

That's exactly what the One Day Trauma Egg Intensive is designed for.

On Saturday, August 15th, Pathway Therapy Center is offering a focused, therapist-led day of guided story work: helping individuals in recovery (and partners navigating the impact of betrayal) build a comprehensive picture of their personal history, identify recurring themes, and begin the deeper healing that lasting recovery requires.

In one day, you'll accomplish what often takes months of weekly therapy to reach.

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This intensive is co-facilitated by two clinicians who bring both expertise and genuine care to this work:

Paul Calloway, LCSW, CSAT is a Bay Area native and licensed therapist with over six years of clinical experience. He specializes in helping clients identify and disrupt addictive patterns while addressing the root causes — not just the symptoms. He's EMDR trained, deeply committed to his clients, and known for his warmth, thoroughness, and heart for this work.

Eric Ford, AMFT, ASAT-Candidate brings a trauma-informed, collaborative approach grounded in CBT, and a genuine belief that insight produces change. Eric creates space for both the hard work and the hope, and has dedicated his practice to walking alongside men in recovery and the partners affected by relational and s*xual betrayal.

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📍 Pathway Therapy Center — Walnut Creek, CA 🗓 August 15, 2026 | 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
💬 Sliding scale available upon request

Ready to take the next step? Reach out to Paul directly to register: 📧 [email protected]

This past weekend, our founder Eric Anderson joined a panel of therapists at Mission Church in Walnut Creek — and the co...
05/24/2026

This past weekend, our founder Eric Anderson joined a panel of therapists at Mission Church in Walnut Creek — and the conversation was one worth continuing.

Here are a few things he shared that we don’t want you to miss:

🧠 Every person is wired uniquely. Addiction isn’t one-size-fits-all, and neither is recovery.

🔄 Breaking the cycle is hard — and psychology alone doesn’t always explain why. Understanding your value and worth is what creates lasting change.

🌱 Neuroplasticity is real. Your brain can form new patterns. Healing isn’t just possible — it’s built into your biology.

🤝 Community matters more than we think. Expanding your support network is one of the most powerful moves in recovery.

👣 Not ready to call a therapist yet? Start smaller. Tell one person what you’re carrying. Honesty in small steps is still a step forward.

You are not meant to carry this alone.

If you’re ready to start your journey at Pathway, reach out today — link in bio. 🔗

05/03/2026

This is your sign to check out the website. 🤍

From one-on-one therapy to group support to weekend intensives — Pathway Therapy Center was built for people ready to do the work and find their way through.

Whatever you’re carrying, you don’t have to carry it alone.

🔗 Link in bio.

05/01/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month — and we think that’s worth pausing for. 🌿 At Pathway Therapy Center, we believe that reaching out isn’t a sign of weakness. It’s one of the most courageous things you can do for yourself.

Whether you’ve been in therapy for years or you’ve been quietly wondering if it might help, this month is a gentle reminder that support exists, healing is possible, and you don’t have to figure it all out on your own. 💚

Your mental health isn’t a luxury. It’s a foundation — and you deserve to build on solid ground.

What’s one belief about mental health you wish more people would let go of? Share below — these conversations change lives. 👇

What can you relate with in this post?At Pathway, our team of caring therapists are open to walking with you and working...
04/29/2026

What can you relate with in this post?

At Pathway, our team of caring therapists are open to walking with you and working with you through challenges you may be facing.

Our center specializes in s*x addiction, betrayal trauma, and couples work in therapy.

What’s one way you can reach out to participate in your recovery today?

Relationship strain rarely announces itself loudly. More often, it shows up quietly — in distance, in disconnection, in ...
04/29/2026

Relationship strain rarely announces itself loudly. More often, it shows up quietly — in distance, in disconnection, in trust that’s slowly eroded over time.

At Pathway Therapy Center, we believe that when couples are given the right support, healing isn’t just possible — it’s profound.

Our work with couples focuses on understanding underlying patterns, rebuilding trust, and creating the kind of lasting change that carries forward into everyday life.

If you or someone you know is navigating this, we’d be honored to be part of the path forward.
📩 Reach out to learn more about our couples therapy services in Walnut Creek, CA.

We are in search of one more associate therapist!At Pathway Therapy Center, we work with individuals and couples around ...
04/27/2026

We are in search of one more associate therapist!

At Pathway Therapy Center, we work with individuals and couples around s*x addiction and betrayal trauma.

If you are in the East Bay Area, or know someone who has a passion for this work, Pathway founder - Eric Anderson - would love to connect with you.

You can email a resume/CV and cover letter to Eric Anderson LMFT, CSAT-S at [email protected].

We look forward to speaking with you if there’s interest.

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