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Nicole Fryer graduated with her Master's in Social Work from the University of West Florida. She also received her Master's of Education from the University of LaVerne and has a Bachelors in Faith Community Services, which she received from Michigan State University. Nicole's professional areas of interest lie in trauma, PTSD, grief, and anxiety.
Nicole is deeply passionate about combating human trafficking and offering unwavering support to the courageous volunteers and dedicated workers who commit themselves to this critical cause. Nicole states, "It is my firm belief that we must uplift and empower those who have experienced the direct impact of this work, ensuring they receive the support they need." Currently, Nicole contributes to her community by gathering essential items for those in need.
She was drawn to this profession after having the privilege of interacting with therapists who genuinely prioritized the healing of others. She says, This experience has inspired a deep calling within me to continue that compassionate care and pay it forward to those in need. Nicole is dedicated to nurturing and strengthening her faith while actively serving God and making a positive impact on the lives of others.
One piece of advice that Nicole commonly gives to her clients is, “Regardless of the challenges you may be facing, you have the inner strength and wisdom to overcome them, and where you are, is the perfect place to start. We are all going through this life for the first time, so at all times, lead with kindness, empathy, and compassion."
A Helping Hand Counseling Center exists to significantly improve the mental health and well-being of all members of the community through counseling, education, support and advocacy.
