Pamela is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who draws on personal experience, clinical knowledge, and research-based interventions to inform her practice.​  Clients describe Pamela as down-to-earth, nonjudgmental, and authentic. She believes in a collaborative, client-led process that highlights both strengths and challenges, supporting each individual in a balanced and compassionate way.  Pamela has experience working with individuals across all ages and life stages, and she values connecting with people from diverse backgrounds. She particularly enjoys supporting those navigating major life transitions who find themselves asking, “Now what?”

As a neurodivergent adult, Pamela brings both personal and professional insight to her work with individuals exploring ADHD or AuDHD, as well as those who have been recently diagnosed and are learning what that means for them.  Pamela also has specialized knowledge of narcissism and its traumatic impact on individuals, families, and relationships.  Prior to becoming an LCSW, Pamela spent over ten years studying energy healing, energy psychology, meditation, and mindfulness-based practices through a healing arts school. She has traveled extensively, learning about the beliefs and healing traditions of various cultures. Through these experiences, she has come to understand that a core human desire is to be truly known and accepted for who we are.  Pamela is passionate about helping individuals reconnect with who they are beyond trauma and hardship, supporting them in rediscovering their unique strengths and authentic sense of self.