Pam brings both a creative energy and a range of experience to her work with parents, children, and teens. Pam specializes in working with youth and in helping families undergo the life transition of parental separation and divorce. Having worked in Children's Mental Health and inpatient and outpatient hospital settings, she has developed expertise in working with youth experiencing depression, anxiety, and behaviour problems. Her relaxed approach and enthusiasm allows her to easily engage teens in counselling, while her resourcefulness as a trained play therapist puts younger children at ease.

Pam provides individual counselling to children and adults, conducts family therapy, and facilitates groups for children, teens and parents. Pam is at ease working with same sex couples, and openly addressing the unique issues commonly faced by both LGBT clients and LGBT parents. Pam has advanced training in Collaborative Practice, is a member of the International Association of Collaborative Professionals and assists families undergoing separation/divorce by mediating parenting plans for those going through Collaborative Separation and acting as a Neutral Facilitator and/or Child Specialist.

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