Pam Moore

Pam Moore is a licensed clinical social worker in private practice in Birmingham, Alabama. She and her husband Steve co-founded The Moore Institute in 1999 to provide an integrative counseling center that, in addition to traditional psychotherapy, would address issues that addicts and their families struggle with in a non-judgmental and caring manner. Over time, the center has grown to house The Addiction Research Foundation, which Pam co-founded, that looks to find the best practices to treat addiction and The Addiction Recovery Intensive. Pam Moore knows what it’s like to struggle in the darkness. She likens her own early life to living in a land full of dragons. She suffered through unspeakable trauma with no one to turn to. Her new work shows you that you don’t have to suffer through similar situations alone. She offers hope and light for anyone living through a long, dark night.

Steve Co-founded both the Moore Institute and the Addiction Research Foundation along with his wife and partner, Pam Moore. He received a Masters of Social Work with honors from the University of Alabama in May 1999. Since that that time he has trained extensively in both addiction and relationship therapies. He is a principal therapist at The Moore Institute and is interested in all aspects of relationship and addiction. Steve uses a highly individualized approach to therapy which utilizes complementary methodologies and techniques which he has developed through his years of practice. His approach to therapy is based on his multi-modal process, which is a strengths and collaborative methodology. Steve believes that you can experience a more fulfilling and meaningful life. Steve is a sought Public Speaker throughout the country for his expertise on addiction and relationship issues.

Pam and Steve opened C3 at The Moore Institute, which serves as a community center that offers yoga, workshops and alternative recovery meetings to people in their community. Pam gives workshops on The Method, published a mini guide to The Method in 2015 and wrote a meditative journal titled inward to the Kingdom, A Six Week Journey. Pam finds her greatest inspiration through her relationship with her husband and daughter.

Steve and Pam realized that the "cookie cutter" mode of treatment was not effective and needed to change. Instead of simply adding on to what was already being done, they deconstructed treatment and started looking at it much differently.

After extensive research, they saw that it was not merely genetics, frequency, intensity, duration, consequences/shame, trauma/co-existing disorders or physical problems. It was actually all or a combination of these in different degrees. This meant delving deeply within and evaluating the person to develop an individualized plan. For years the Multi Modal Recovery process was used during treatment which led to viewing treatment in a totally new way, that at times, even startled them. It not only made sense, it worked. With the Natural Pathways of Recovery, they have brought their revolutionary practice to very reader interested in seeing recovery through a different lens.

This book is intended to be thought-provoking and life changing for the world of recovery. Natural Pathways of Recovery offers a fresh and new way to not only look at Substance Use Disorders, but the matter in which they should be treated. By using The Star Matrix System, it is possible for us to see that each person's path to treatment is unique and you can get better

In 2018, Pam came out with the book Show Me the Way. In this book, Moore tackles the toxic thoughts that get stuck in your head and lead to addictive behaviors. She shows how she broke her own chain of fearful and anxious thoughts and how she works every day to consciously consider how these beliefs affect her actions and behaviors. In 2021 she wrote a book with her husband, Steve Moore, addressing recovering issues.

Steve and Pam realized that the "cookie cutter" mode of treatment was not effective and needed to change. Instead of simply adding on to what was already being done, they deconstructed treatment and started looking at it much differently.

After extensive research, they saw that it was not merely genetics, frequency, intensity, duration, consequences/shame, trauma/co-existing disorders or physical problems. It was actually all or a combination of these in different degrees. This meant delving deeply within and evaluating the person to develop an individualized plan. For years the Multi Modal Recovery process was used during treatment which led to viewing treatment in a totally new way, that at times, even startled them. It not only made sense, it worked. With the Natural Pathways of Recovery, they have brought their revolutionary practice to very reader interested in seeing recovery through a different lens.

This book is intended to be thought-provoking and life changing for the world of recovery. Natural Pathways of Recovery offers a fresh and new way to not only look at Substance Use Disorders, but the matter in which they should be treated. By using The Star Matrix System, it is possible for us to see that each person's path to treatment is unique and you can get better.