Robert Grigore MCP, RCC
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Robert Grigore is a Registered Clinical Counsellor, Certified EMDR Therapist & Approved EMDR Consultant by the EMDR International Association, Founder & Clinical Director of Grigore Counselling & Associates, and the author of the book entitled: You Need Therapy. EMDR: Real People With Real Problems Getting Real Help.
He’s had the honour of transforming the lives of over 1000 individuals ranging from those living on the streets, to those working in the tallest skyscrapers, to a few top-secret celebrities.
He’s been interviewed in the media numerous times including by a 2-time Emmy-Award Winning Television Producer (who once worked for Oprah), TV interviews on Global News BC1, CTV, City TV’s The Marc & Mandy Show, The Local Connection, The Creating Mental Wealth TV Show, features in Amazon FireTV and Roku channel, as well as a host of radio and podcast interviews such as Sirius XM, Let’s Talk EMDR! with Kim Howard (EMDRIA’s official podcast), and many more.
In addition to transforming lives at Grigore Counselling & Associates, Robert is a board member for a non-profit initiative in the mental health space, called The Unlimited Worth Wellness Society.
Robert has just begun recording episodes for The Mental Health Show With Robert Grigore.
Robert is a cisgender male, and holds an LGBTQIA2S+ positive space.
Robert's Areas of Focus: Individuals (Adults 21+ Years of Age), Couples
- Anger Management
- Anxiety & Panic Attacks
- Childhood Trauma
- Chronic Pain & Physical Health Conditions
- Career Transitions
- Compassion Fatigue
- Eating Disorders & Dysfunctional Eating
- Depression
- Dissociation
- Divorce
- Domestic Violence
- Emotional Abuse
- First-Responders
- Life Transitions
- Men’s Issues
- Narcissism & Other Personality Disorders
- Negative Self-Esteem
- Performance (Career / Sports / Entertainment)
- Professional Burnout
- PTSD & Complex PTSD
- Relationship Issues
- Sexual Abuse / Assault
- Self-Sabotage (Substance Abuse or Unwanted Patterns of Behaviours)
- Suicidal Ideation
- Trauma (Overt & Covert)
- Vicarious Traumatization