We’re familiar with tending a fire or a garden; our own transitions also deserve thoughtful attention and care. Sometimes appearing as loss, disorientation or restlessness—transition can be a doorway to something new.

Pamela Dintaman, M. Div.  
In one-to-one sessions, Pamela provides guidance for exploring, reflection and integration. She brings authenticity and lived experience to her clients, through conversation, art, writing, nature and retreat settings.

• Working with transition times, both chosen and involuntary changes
•         Identifying spiritual practices (anchors) that help one be rooted and grounded
• Investigating ‘second half of life’ issues
• Integrating conversation, art and nature into the healing process
• Reconnecting sexuality and spirituality, intimacy