Pam Grzech

Pam Grzech welcomes people who are taking the brave step of seeking counseling and recognizes that opening up to a new person can feel difficult. She uses a client-centered approach that puts each individual’s needs and goals at the center of the work, without a one-size-fits-all agenda. If someone is unsure what they want to change, Pam helps them clarify goals and develop a plan together.

Her style is warm, caring, and genuine; she avoids offering pat answers and instead partners with clients to identify what needs to shift and to support them through that process. Pam has worked with many concerns including depression, stress, family conflicts, coping with health issues, abuse and trauma, grief and loss, and sleep difficulties. She also has extensive experience in child mental health and in consulting with parents who want help with parenting challenges.

Pam holds a Master of Social Work from Wayne State University and practices as a licensed social worker in Michigan (LMSW 6801059704). She is also a registered nurse, and her nursing career—particularly hospice nursing—helped her become a skilled listener while supporting families through very challenging moments. Pam brings thirty years of clinical experience to her practice in Michigan.

She monitors messages three to four times per day Monday through Friday and responds as soon as possible. If a client’s scheduling needs do not fit her usual hours, Pam will try to find a mutually workable appointment time.