Pamela Lane

Pamela Lane prefers to be called Pam and brings more than 26 years of clinical experience to her work with adolescents, adults of all ages, and individuals with special needs. She holds a master’s degree in education and is licensed to practice counseling in both Texas and Utah, with professional credentials that allow her to work across a range of clinical settings.

Over the course of her career she has worked with many people facing Major Depressive Disorder, anxiety, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, and a variety of personality, behavior, and relationship challenges that arise during life transitions. Her background includes extensive experience supporting adolescent, adult, and special needs populations through complex mental health concerns and everyday stressors.

Pam approaches therapy primarily as talk therapy, offering an easy-to-talk-to presence and a rational, reality-based framework for reframing thoughts and perceptions. She describes her approach as eclectic and tailors interventions to each person’s unique history and circumstances. She has also received recent training in EMDR therapy, which can be particularly helpful when a client’s history includes trauma, abuse, or phobias.

Pam aims to provide practical coping skills and strategies to help clients manage thoughts, feelings, and behaviors so they can meet their goals and navigate life changes. She makes herself available to answer questions and to advise on options for handling current challenges. As a clinician who has encountered a wide range of concerns over many years, she is prepared to meet and work with anyone who feels comfortable working with her on most challenges or transitions.

Pam is an ally to LGBTQ clients even though she is not a member of that community. She is also a Christian by faith, but she does not practice faith-based counseling as a specific therapeutic approach.