Robyn’s clinical work at agency, school-based settings, and within private practice has served children, adolescents, couples, and families, as well as individual and group counseling services. Within her private practice she specializes in working with people facing adoption-related issues, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, perinatal mental health, and individuals healing from complex trauma. 

Robyn’s clinical training and experiences have been deeply shaped and informed within community mental health settings that have included the Adolescent & Child Therapy Program at The Maple Counseling Center, facilitating groups at the Early Childhood Development Associates, supporting families at Five Acres APPS, overseeing support groups and mentorship program at the Children’s Bureau, providing trainings alongside Maternal Mental Health NOW, and working on a multidisciplinary team at The Center for Connection. Currently her private practice is within A Place To Be Therapy.

Robyn has been facilitating collective and personal transformation processes for over 15 years and holds a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology specializing in both Child Studies and Applied Community Psychology from Antioch University and has a B.A. in Justice and Peace Studies from the University of St. Thomas.