Pamela Brighton

Pamela Brighton is a compassionate counselor and licensed mental health counselor (LMHC) who understands that the quality of relationships profoundly influences an individual’s overall satisfaction in life. She specializes in working with adolescents and adults through individual, group, and couples therapy to help clients identify and alter repeating patterns in their interactions, promoting more fulfilling connections. Pamela recognizes the significant impact of trauma on the ability to connect with others, feel safe, and be present, and she offers various therapeutic approaches to facilitate healing and transformation. Beyond traditional psychotherapy, Pamela also provides neurofeedback therapy—an innovative, non-invasive method that retrains the brain through biofeedback. This effective treatment can assist individuals dealing with ADHD, PTSD, mood disorders, OCD, traumatic brain injuries, and chronic pain by teaching their brains to self-regulate. Currently, Pamela leads ongoing psychotherapy groups that focus on supporting women, OEF and OIF veterans, and families of veterans, creating inclusive spaces for shared healing and growth.