Pamela Schott is a Clinical Social Worker and therapist who is known for her interactive, warm, and reassuring therapeutic style. Her clients often find it challenging to disclose personal difficulties, yet they respond positively to Pamela’s dedication to building rapport, thoughtfully exploring their issues, and collaboratively experimenting with solutions. Her therapeutic work spans learning new coping skills to delving deeper into past experiences, helping to uproot old patterns that may hinder their well-being. In her sessions, whether with individuals or couples, Pamela emphasizes the integration of body awareness with emotional healing, fostering more profound transformations. She has received training in a variety of therapeutic approaches but currently specializes in trauma-informed care and couples therapy. Pamela is skilled in Somatic Experiencing and applies neuroscience principles effectively in her practice. She incorporates techniques from influential figures such as John Gottmann, Stan Tatkin, and Sue Johnson, focusing particularly on emotionally focused therapy. By being attuned to different attachment styles and threat responses, Pamela provides tailored support to her clients. Her approach employs a somatic framework, encouraging clients to deepen their self-awareness and engage more fully with their experiences.