Sally trained in Counselling at the University of Notre Dame Australia, in The Work of Byron Katie in the Netherlands and USA and with the International Systemic Constellations Association in Germany.
Sally is a clinical member of the Psychotherapists and Counsellors Association of Western Australia (PACAWA) and the Psychotherapists and the Counsellors Federation of Australia (PACFA). In 2008, she became a Certified Facilitator of The Work of Byron Katie.
Sally’s interest is in honest communication and healthy and vibrant relationships. She works with individuals, couples and groups. She offers private sessions, presentations, workshops and retreats and has given over 50 workshops in Australia and Hong Kong and summer schools for prison inmates. Sally is an active tutor and telecourse trainer of candidates enrolled in the certification training program with the Institute for The Work of Byron Katie. Sally also offers Family Constellations workshops with her husband, Lutz.
The more clearly you understand yourself and your emotions, the more you become a lover of what is. Baruch Spinoza
The Work of Byron Katie is an experiential process that helps us see problems from an entirely new perspective and pinpoint our own solutions. Offering one of the most powerful ways for people to get to know themselves, The Work is direct, immediate and honest. It can cut through stressful thoughts and deeply held beliefs like a sword, leading to an extraordinary and lasting impact on our daily lives. Developed by Byron Katie after a spontaneous and dramatic shift in awareness when she began sharing her inner clarity, The Work is being used in the caring professions with increasing success.
Having explored many different approaches and therapies, Sally has found no better way to find inner peace. She welcomes The Work on any issue, especially with couples, mothers and daughters, and daughters and fathers.

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Sally is available for private sessions with individuals and couples, working face to face, on Skype or on the phone. She also offers private sessions for couples with Lutz. Workshops and retreats on offer include:
*For candidates in the Institute for the Work Facilitator Certification program, these workshops may be eligible for credit in Section C.
Go to Schedule for Sally’s current program. She also travels by invitation.
Contact Sally for appointments, more information, or if you would like a workshop or introductory session held in your area on 0424 382 557, sally@pamberger.com.au.
'I still think The Work is the best way I've found to help work out my problems and gain some peace and clarity - nothing else goes to the heart of the matter the way it does'
'My life has taken a beautiful turn and I have met an incredible, amazing man. We are both very in love, and he has just read the Loving What Is you gave me (twice) and has started to do the Work. (Not that there are any issues between us - it all feels so easy with him). I couldn't have imagined a relationship as lovely as this and it continually blows me away how the universe can be so loving and giving. The Work has been so instrumental in the letting go process, I feel like I offloaded enough baggage to be able to receive this gift.'
‘I am all it takes for me to be happy'
'Thank you for creating a wonderful workshop that gave me a safe place to let go of a lot of confusion, pain and hurt'
The Work of Byron Katie 'is a tool that has unlimited applications and undreamed of positive ramifications in my life'
‘I want everyone I care about to do The Work’
B.K. Mitchell, B.K, S. Mitchell. Loving What Is: Four Questions That Can Change Your Life. Harmony Books, New York, 2002.
B.K. Mitchell. I Need Your Love – Is That True? How to Stop Seeking Love, Approval and Appreciation and Start Finding Them Instead. Harmony Books, 2005.
B.K. Mitchell, with S. Mitchell. A Thousand Names for Joy; Living in Harmony with the Way Things Are. Harmony Books, 2007.
B.K. Mitchell, ed. S. Mitchell. Question your Thinking, Change the World: Quotations from Byron Katie. Hay House, 2007.
C. Williams, (ed). Who Would You Be Without Your Story? Hay House, 2008.