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Coley-Mccann Pam Psychotherapist
Coley-Mccann Pam Psychotherapist
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276 South Street Pittsfield, MA 01201
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Coley-Mccann Pam Psychotherapist

Coley-Mccann Pam Psychotherapist is a Weight Loss Consultant facility at 276 South Street in Pittsfield, MA.
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276 South Street, Pittsfield, MA 01201
Services Coley-Mccann Pam Psychotherapist provides weight loss consulting in Pittsfield, MA. A Weight Loss Consultant provides a weight loss program and weight loss, exercise, diet, and obesity counseling.

Please call Coley-Mccann Pam Psychotherapist at (413) 448-6202 to schedule an appointment in Pittsfield, MA or to get more information.
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Pam was very unprofessional in my case. In the beginning, I absolutely loved her and we developed a fast personal connection. I did talk about my life n my past but she would also tell me about her life too. She told me personal things and how she was abused which led her to almost commit suicide but that her son had stopped her before she completed it. She and her mother were not close while she n her dad were very close. He developed Parkinson's later in life and his favorite ice-cream was Breyers mint chocolate chip. Pam was married once and had a son the remarried by meeting her second husband in the newspaper personals. Sometimes when Pam goes away on business trips, her husband comes to meet her at the hotel for rendezvous. I know all these things because we had a personal friendship that was leading to a romantic one but hadn't quite maid it thus far because she freaked out and ended therapy with me. Prior to ending therapy, I had been her client for 7 years. In that 7 years, she received numerous gifts from me including candles, chocolates, relaxing music cd's and more. In March 2008 when it came real close to being romantic, Pam sent me to the hospital and told hospital officials I was suicidal over her ending the therapy after 7 years. The hospital told me she went about it wrong and considering I had been her client for 7 years, she should have created a longer closing time period for me to adjust but instead, she just dropped me from therapy. I was originally seeing her for anorexia but during the therapy, I had been struggling with bisexual curiosities. I was a Christian and had never been with a woman but Pam encouraged me to go be with a woman and to experiment opposite my beliefs. I eventually did because I had the curiosities. I told Pam I loved her and she responded with saying she loved me too. At one point around her birthday, I went to her other job and gave her a gift bag along with flowers. She kissed me. We always hugged multiple times a session. When Pam put me in the hospital, she disclosed personal, confidential and irrelevant information to the hospital about personal private sessions. It is now 2013 and I am not over this. She was not just a therapist to me and has destroyed me emotionally and added to my abandonment issues.
by Anonymous xxx.xxx.16.154
May 18, 2013
Pam is the best at what she does! I have seen several therapists and she definitely stands out as the finest. She really GETS IT. She doesn't ever tell me what I WANT to hear, she always tells me what I NEED to hear. She is gentle and empathetic, yet very intuitive, wise and direct in her approach. She helps me get to the heart of any complication that I am experiencing. I always feel that when I leave, I have truly made progress in learning who I am and what I have to do to re-condition myself for improvement in not only my behaviors with others, but my relationship with myself. She always reminds me that I am deserving of living a full, happy and goal oriented life! I love you Pam. Happy Holidays.
by Cat xxx.xxx.16.8
December 27, 2012
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