Ari Grobler

Ari Grobler is a Registered Clinical Counsellor with BC Association of Clinical Counsellors with more than 15 years experience working with Vulnerable Communities and in Human Services. Through her career, Ari has worked in corrections, in schools (students with special needs; English as a second language students; Elementary School Mental Health Therapist with students from kindergarten to grade six), in addictions, with Military families and Veterans, and with Immigrants in cultural settings. She also worked extensively with children and young adults with various special needs and abilities in developing life Skills, identifying, and working towards goals, and facilitating community inclusion.

​Ari is well-travelled and has lived/worked in Canada (Alberta, NWT, Yukon, BC, SK, MB) and abroad in the Middle-East, Australia, Asia, and Europe. Collectively Ari gained valuable experiences interacting with Caucasians, Muslims, Newcomers, Refugees, Military and First Nation populations.

Ari has great skills in working with children aged 5 to 13 years, teens, adults and seniors.​

Clinical Perspective:

Ari operates from the viewpoint of curiosity. She believes in working collaboratively with clients to help them discover and strengthen internal resources, develop goals, and strive for growth. She takes a holistic approach to wellbeing and operates from the belief that the mind, body, and spirit are connected and impact each other. ​