CPBC Pamela Clark Unveils Tiered Parrot Behavior Packages, Mentoring, Reset Service

Pamela Clark, CPBC, posted a detailed services page on February 24, 2026 that frames parrot behavior work as tiered offerings for different severity levels of problems. Clark’s site explicitly states, "If you have a behavior problem with a parrot such as biting or screaming, feather damaging behavior, self-mutilation or fear, you will need the full behavior consultation package," and directs visitors to a "Book Now" button next to her photo.

The post and related site excerpts show multiple named package types that mirror a move toward productized behavior work. Separate content from Parrot Behavior Solutions lists package headings including "Behavior Solutions Package," "Friendly Beaks Package," "Hormone Reduction Package," and "New Parrot Package," alongside marketing copy such as "Get the consultation package that fits your needs and parrot behavior goals!" and a copyright notice showing 2020 on that site.

Clark’s page also makes a clear promise about continuing care: "Once we have completed our intial session, you will need to schedule follow-up appointments. There is no charge for these; this is included in the consultation package." That language positions follow-ups as part of a bundled service rather than billed add-ons, and the site repeats the "Book Now" call-to-action beside service listings.

Mentoring is a central element of Clark’s published material. Clark writes that after decades of cases she chose to begin mentoring, stating, "Once I had the realization several years ago that I could now solve almost any behavior problem brought to me, I made the decision to begin mentoring. I was, and remain, concerned about the state of parrot behavior consulting today for there are few ways to get the necessary education. If I can pass on to others what I have learned during my 28 years of behavior consulting, I can magnify the help I might be able to offer to parrots during my lifetime." The mentoring program emphasizes three competency areas - applied behavior analysis, positive reinforcement training experience, and hands-on experience with a variety of parrot species - and notes optional attendance at courses such as those run by Natural Encounters, Inc. Clark adds that mentees can reach her "by phone call or Zoom session" when unfamiliar situations arise.

Other vendors and clinics are already listing package-style behavior services. Kookaburra Bird Shop presents a Parrot Behavior Consultation as a purchasable item - SKU 70713 - priced at $150.00, and offers booking via "Call/text 972-492-0841" with a storefront at 1845 E Frankford Rd, Carrollton, TX 75007; the Kookaburra page also promotes virtual consultations. A commercial site labeled Birdsupplies features clinician Diane Burroughs, LCSW, and advises that "Sometimes what looks like 'bad behavior' is actually a sign of stress, hormones, or unmet needs, and small changes in daily care can make a big difference."

Not all package details are public in the excerpts reviewed. Parrot Behavior Solutions shows "PACKAGE INCLUDES:" headings without content in the excerpt, Pamela Clark’s "The Minute Plan" appears with omitted text, and Clark’s page excerpt does not list explicit pricing or a standalone description of a streamlined "reset" service mentioned elsewhere. The Feb. 24, 2026 post nevertheless makes Clark’s priorities plain: full consultations for severe behaviors, no-charge follow-ups included in packages, and a formal mentoring path built on 28 years of consulting experience.