Pamela Bult's approach to Therapy:

Pam's warm and collaborative approach to the counseling process is rooted in proven techniques that deliver real results.  Her aim is to offer a therapeutic experience that is caring, life-enriching, goal-directed and responsive to each individuals' needs and preferences.  Peoples' capacity to grow and move toward needed change in the context of a supportive relationship continues to inspire Pam, and she often prioritizes effective tools throughout the clinical process such as mindfulness, hope, compassion and curiosity to uncover the roots of even the most chronic or challenging problems. Pam's approach is client-centered with expertise in a variety of clinical approaches including DBT (dialectical behavior therapy), EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), ART (Accelerated Resolution Therapy), ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), CBT (Cognitive Behavioral Therapy). and IFS (Internal Family Systems).  Her practice includes the treatment of anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship and parenting concerns, grief, and chronic health concerns.  She would welcome the opportunity to join you in your pursuit of emotional growth, healing, and health.

About Pamela Bult

Pam is a licensed clinical social worker with over twenty-five years of experience.  She has worked with people of all ages in a variety of settings including schools, hospitals, and community organizations.  The commonality throughout her work is a deeply held conviction that people heal, grow, or thrive when they have opportunities to connect with and benefit from needed resources.  For the last ten years, Pam has partnered with hundreds of individuals and families through counseling at Heritage Professional Associates and is as passionate about her work today as she was twenty-five years ago. 

Pam and her husband have three adult children.  When not working, you may find her reading, biking, running, sipping strong coffee or savoring a good conversation with a friend or family member.  Pam is committed to participating in local and national efforts toward positive change; serving regularly as a volunteer or occasionally as a speaker on topics such as mental health, parenting, spiritual growth, or employee wellness.  She has served as an adjunct faculty member at Aurora University and regularly provides clinical supervision both to students as well as licensed clinicians.  Presently, Pam is the Coordinator for Master's Level Interns at Heritage Professional Associates.