Greetings Beloved Clients! I am Pam C. Lyons, a Certified Professional Coach and Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor for 15 years, and 20 plus years of life experience. I understand what it means to reinvent and rebuild my life several times as a Hurricane Katrina Survivor and as a businesswoman. My practice serves as a safe place to the Texas community and a beacon of light. The slogan “Reinvent the World” was inspired by all the shared traumatic experiences going on in the world due to Covid 19, increase in mental and physical health problems, racism, toxic politics, lack of safety for our children, poverty, economic challenges, women not receiving equal pay, women rights being infringed upon, and survivors of natural disasters. We need a space to express our traumatic experiences safely, to be listened to and understood with empathy and compassion, and to receive coping tools to become the best version of ourselves so we can create a better world for our future generations.

What can clients expect to take away from sessions with you?

From the moment I met Mrs. Pam, I knew that I had met someone who was genuinely dedicated and committed to helping me work through my problems. All of Mrs. Pam work is rooted in current counseling theory. She tailored my treatment plan to my goals and every session was directly aligned to those goals. My counseling journey with Mrs. Pam has truly transformed my life for the better and empowered me to be the person I have always wanted to be. I cannot recommend Mrs. Pam enough.” -Anna Green

Explain to clients what areas you feel are your biggest strengths.

My greatest strengths as a provider includes my gifts of intuitiveness, encouraged, loving and compassionate as a guiding light source. In addition, I will play several roles in the client's life as counselor, life coach, cheerleader rooted in positive psychology, accountability partner, and therapeutic companion with strong healthy boundaries as I am walking life with the client.

Describe the client(s) you are best positioned to serve.

As a professional woman, you may find yourself struggling with a range of emotional challenges, including anxiety, depression, stress, anger, low self-esteem, and self-limiting beliefs. You may be coping with medical and mental diagnoses, such as PTSD, or dealing with sexual or physical abuse. As a college student, you may be facing a range of challenges related to life transitions, goal setting, and low self-esteem. You may feel unproductive or struggle with procrastination. Coping with dysfunctional families and family roles may be a challenge, and you may be seeking ways to discover your own identity and truth. As a veteran, you may feel the challenges of transitioning into civilian life and loss of meaning and purpose in life and relationships.

About Pam Lyons

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