My daughter met Pam in the Grrrls Connection group, and continued working with Pam individually throughout middle school, high school and her college transition. Throughout the years Pam has been a wonderful mentor and friend. She gives my daughter unbelievable guidance on being a woman and all of the aspects my daughter needs to deal with including relationships, friendships, and academics.

Pam has an honest and authentic approach with the girls. Girls open up to her because she is a skilled listener and she gets it - no judgment, no resolving. She has a magic way of letting the girls find their way and be who they are while keeping them on their path.

My first go-to person as a mother is Pam. I often seek advice and guidance from her because I trust her opinion greatly. Without Pam, my daughter would not be the amazing young woman she is.

My daughter’s transition to college was a difficult time, but I reached out and Pam helped put her in the right direction by giving her techniques and solutions to cope and handle the new situations she had to conquer.

The first thought that comes to mind when I think about Pam Willsey helping my daughters’ transition to college is “It takes a village!” I have had two of my daughters work with Pam over their high school years and it has been invaluable to them.

Let’s face it; this generation of kids has to juggle so much more than when we did growing up. The standards are higher, the expectations are greater, and life is just more challenging. I believe that my daughters working with Pam and having shared experiences with their peers has given them the confidence it takes to prepare them for the independence needed in their college years.

All I can say is Pam Willsey is a terrific mentor to all the girls and has an unbelievable connection to teens and young adult women. The challenges my daughter faced transitioning to college were not easy, and I contribute her success to Pam’s wisdom of women and dedication!

I’m so grateful for Pam’s work. It helped my kids through their most difficult years. Nevertheless, Pam is not out of our lives! I still say “Go ask Pam!”