Support Through Life's Transitions
Grief isn’t only reserved for death.
It’s also what happens when we experience life’s transitions.
About Us
MEET YOUR TRANSITION GUIDE
amela Hamilton has spent many years training in a variety of healing modalities of the mind, body and spirit, including work as a Lay Chaplain at Doylestown Hospital. In 2005 Pam earned her Masters in Divinity from the Beloved Community’s Seminary of Spiritual Peacemaking in Ashland Oregon and was ordained as a Interfaith Minister. She has a Bachelors Degree in Fine Arts from Moore College of Art & Design in Philadelphia. She has done extensive studying of loss and grief.
WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO
In 2022 after a 10 year battle with colarectal cancer, her husband of 35 years passed away she wanted to take her journey with Keith and all that she learned, to turn her pain into her passion. By bringing her training and life experiences to her clients, she hopes to help many with the life’s transitions, that leave us in grief.
What We Do
Some of the tools we can use to help you are:
• Grief Education • Art Therapy
• Peer to Peer Support • Yoga
• Breathwork • Grief Movement
• Sound Healing • Energywork
• Aromatherapy • Meditation
• Caretaker (The Forgotten Patient) Support
• Retreats
how we can help
I offer one-on-one coaching sessions, group coaching, workshops and retreats. My areas of expertise include career coaching, stress management, relationship coaching, and personal development. Contact me today to learn more about my services.
Our Healing Space
Testimonials
I had the privilege of receiving grief counseling from Pam after my dad passed away, and I can't express enough how grateful I am for her support. During a time when I was struggling greatly with my emotions, Pam's kind and compassionate nature provided me with the comfort I desperately needed. One of the most touching gestures from Pam was when she sent me a grief journal that she had created herself. This journal has become a treasured tool for me on the tough days, as it allows me to express and process my emotions in a safe and supportive way. Pam's ability to turn her own grief into something positive is remarkable. She has shown me that it is possible to not only survive but also thrive after experiencing such a profound loss. Her resilience and determination give me hope and the belief that I too can continue to live a fulfilling life, despite the pain I have endured. Her guidance, continued support, and invaluable tools have been instrumental in helping me navigate through my grief. Pam is a true gem in the field of grief counseling, and I would highly recommend her to anyone in need of compassionate support during their darkest moments.
- Jessica Z.
Pam was recommended to me after I learned that my husband was entering into his last few months of life. Her experience as a chaplain, helping people deal with grief in light of her own life's journey, gives her a unique position of empathy and caregiving. She helps me navigate all the expected and unexpected emotions. I completely trust her advice because I know it comes from a place of deep understanding.
-Lisa P.
I met Pam through The Bucks County Illustrators. A very talented artist who was always sharing information and sources for our “businesses”. Likewise, when she found out that I was taking care of my older sister who had stage 4 esophageal cancer, she would reach out to me with support and guidance, while caring for her husband who had late stage cancer as well. Her eventual loss and transition to counseling is how she continues to share. Her experience and spirituality has been so helpful in my struggle as a caregiver. It’s unknown territory but one that we all will go through and I’m grateful to have such a wonderful woman to help guide me through it.
- Melissa R.
I have known Pam for almost 40 years, and I've also known the heartache and trauma that she has experience through the diagnosis and subsequent death of her husband after a 10 year battle of colo cancer. I was impressed always by her loving support and patient advocacy. She had a tireless desire to help her husband navigate the intricate details of the medical healthcare system. I as a healthcare provider would highly recommend her and I plan to refer many of my patients to Pam that are in need of her compassionate and caring skills. I look forward to working with Pam. I feel that my patients and others will benefit from her expertise.
- Diane B.
I had the unique experience of communicating regularly with Pam during a period when we were both dealing with loss and grief. Both of these emotions can create uncertainty that at times can be overwhelming. Pam used empathy, experience and understanding to help me find the words and mental perspective needed to navigate some treacherous emotional waters in my search to find understanding and peace.
- Jeff B.
Announcements
GRIEF JOURNAL
A healing collaboration
A healing collaboration
One of the things I’ve discovered on my own grief journey, is how much I miss my conversations with Keith. I’ve always been one to head to my journal to talk things out. Sometimes it helps to get the things off our hearts and heads, so I created a grief specific journal, with 40 days of prompts. I plan to use this in my practice as a tool to transforming grief. But if you or someone you know is going through a grief journey, they are now available on Amazon.
A healing collaboration
A healing collaboration
A healing collaboration
We are humbled to work along side an extraordinary organization working to help local families fighting cancer. Pam will be teaching a class titled "Slow and Steady". It will combine tools for aiding in the support of life’s transitions. A one hour class of gentle movement, breath-work and meditation, to aid those moving through cancer. Perfect for patients, their families and caregivers, a healing combination supporting those on what ever road of this cancer journey they are on. For more info check out Kin Wellnes.
INFORMATIONAL COLUMN COMING SOON
INFORMATIONAL COLUMN COMING SOON
INFORMATIONAL COLUMN COMING SOON
I'm excited to announce that I will be writing a column withTHE DOYLESTOWN CARDINAL. A monthly, full color, community newspaper. The paper is making a difference in our community, which was the perfect fit to join forces for good with. With this column I hope to bring awareness and education to “Life’s Transitions”, big and small. Not enough awareness is brought to these moments and the pain they can bring. I hope to bring to this column, the same education and care I do daily in my grief support practice.
our location
INFORMATIONAL COLUMN COMING SOON
INFORMATIONAL COLUMN COMING SOON
Find our office at 350 E. Butler Ave, Doylestown, right down the street from Del Val University. The suite is convenient for in person sessions, art therapy, grief movement and more. Nestle amongst several excellent holistic practitioners.
