Meg Robinson(She/Her/Hers)

Meg Robinson is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with expertise in young adults, and families of aging adults. She received her MSW in Clinical Social Work from Boston University, and completed graduate studies in French Literature at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Meg has worked as a Staff Counselor at Johnson & Wales University and is currently runs a private practice in Providence.

Meg's expertise in the emerging adult population stems from her previous career as an educator. With an in-depth understanding of the college experience, Meg seeks to assist and support undergraduate and graduate students as they navigate the process of self-discovery and understanding in the context of higher education. More generally, Meg works with adults facing life transitions and the accompanied anxieties and emotional consequences thereof such as relationship and career changes, menopause and aging.

Meg understands clients in the context of their environment and works collaboratively with people to better understand and accept themselves while exploring barriers to greater life satisfaction. She utilizes values clarification in concert with goal identification, skill-building and mindfulness techniques that are common to behavioral approaches to psychotherapy, particularly Acceptance Commitment Therapy.

Meg currently works from her office on the east side of Providence She is available for Telehealth and in-person depending on client availability and preferences.