Meet Pam
Comedian & disability advocate Pamela Schuller turns neurological chaos into powerful messages of inclusion. With a Master's in Advocacy, she's performed for 100,000+ people, blending humor with strategies that make disability inclusion hilariously unforgettable.
Growing up with Tourette's
Pamela Rae Schuller is what happens when you mix stand-up comedy with a master’s degree in advocacy and just the right amount of neurological chaos. She’s a professional stand-up comedian, storyteller, and internationally known disability and mental health advocate who doesn’t just talk inclusion — she lives it, teaches it, and makes it hilariously unforgettable.
Once diagnosed with one of the most severe cases of Tourette Syndrome documented (paired with determination that doctors couldn't measure), Pamela transformed a life of tics, OCD, and a lot of curveballs into a powerhouse career inspiring audiences across the globe. Standing at 4 foot 6 (and a half), she commands every stage she steps on, converting her extraordinary experiences into laugh-filled lessons about authenticity, inclusion, and the courage to take up space exactly as you are.
Comedy and beyond
Pamela speaks to audiences of all sizes — from Fortune 500 companies and national nonprofits to college campuses, educators, and student events — blending comedy, storytelling, and research-backed strategies to ignite conversations that actually lead to change. Her dynamic keynotes and workshops leave audiences laughing, learning, and thinking differently about disability, mental health, leadership, and the power of showing up as your full self.
She’s performed in six countries, nearly every U.S. state, and for over 100,000 kids, teens, and adults. Her work has been featured on Netflix, NBC, Doctor Mike, Curiosity Stream, SiriusXM, and in the New York Times. She holds a BA in Psychology and Youth Outreach Through the Arts, an MA in Advocacy and Policy, and an Executive Coaching Degree from MIT.
Pamela doesn’t just tolerate what makes her different — she celebrates it and dares audiences to do the same. Whether she's bringing down the house with a one-woman show or shifting company culture with a keynote, she's a catalyst for change, a connector of worlds, and living proof that you don't need to reach high shelves to raise the bar on inclusion.