Welcome and Hello
Pamela Dobbie, LPC,CWK

Some people find their calling gradually. Mine arrived through a fire walk.

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In 1997 a Tony Robbins seminar changed the direction of my life. Walking on fire — and meaning it — lit something that never went out. I spent over two years in his Mastery University, and training the trainer programs and what I learned there made it impossible to stay in my film and television career. The work was fun — genuinely, creatively fun. But people around me were struggling with addiction and mental health, and some of them didn't make it. I couldn't keep looking away. I went back to school, earned my master's in counseling, and have been doing this work ever since.

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That's 22 years as a licensed counselor. 27 years obsessed with how people actually change.

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Over time my focus sharpened. I kept seeing the same pattern: people doing everything right and still not getting better. Researching their own conditions. Being dismissed by providers. Losing trust in their own experience. I understood that pattern more than most — because I lived it.

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A severe mold exposure, missed by a standard inspection, took me down hard. I lost function. I had to fight to be believed. I rebuilt — not by pushing through, but by understanding what was actually happening in my nervous system and body. That experience changed everything about how I work.

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Today my practice centers on mold illness, CIRS, MCAS, and the chronic conditions that fall through the cracks of conventional medicine. My training spans many Counseling Modalities, Somatic Experiencing, EMDR, Functional Medicine, and Mind-Body Medicine — all of it informing a whole-body, nervous system-first approach to recovery. That includes helping people navigate environmental testing, interpret functional labs, understand the sequencing of protocols that will actually help, and understand what their results actually mean — the pieces most providers never explain.

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I also work with practitioners who want to understand and support this population. Teaching clinicians to recognize, hold, and guide mold illness recovery is where this work is going next.

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I work with a small caseload intentionally. I train constantly. And I am very specifically the person for a very specific kind of client.

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If that's you — I'm glad you found this.

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