About Pam Fricker

I qualified as an Integrative Counsellor in 1997 and I am an experienced Counsellor. I have worked in a range of settings which have included terminal illness, dementia, mental health and grief issues.

I have worked with a local Bereavement Service working with loss and grief for over fifteen years. I am a member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists and abide by BACP code of Ethical Framework.

I offer a confidential space for you to explore your issues. I believe that the therapist-client relationship is an essential part of the Counselling process. If you think we can work together, I will work with what you bring to the counselling space.

If you think you would like time for yourself, time to talk, time to be heard, and time to explore your issues and understand yourself, I am here to help.

My training, work experience and any achievement

My training, work experience and any achievement
I earned my Diploma in Counselling in 1997. In 2008, I took Transactional Analysis and received my Diploma in Supervision. In 2010, I took the Foundation Course in Family Therapy at the University of Plymouth, and in 2012, finished a degree in BSc Hons in Health Studies in the same university.

Concerns & issues I deal with
I deal with a wide range of issues, such as bereavement, loss, stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, unresolved grief, work and relationship issues, and much more. I also provide counselling to help people increase their self-esteem and achieve their personal development goals.

Clients I work with
I work with young people, adults, couples, EAP, older adults, families, and even organisations.