Jacqueline N. Robinson, M.A.M.F.T., LAPC

Jacqueline obtained a Master of Arts degree in Marriage and Family Therapy from Richmont Graduate University (Formerly the Psychological Studies Institute) and a BA in psychology from Spelman College. She is a Licensed Associate Professional Counselor and is currently pursuing credentials as a Nationally Certified Counselor and licensure in Marriage and Family Therapy. Jacqueline has worked extensively in the field of counseling and mental health and is in practice at Trillium Springs Counseling under the direction and supervision of Vilda S. Brannen, M.S., LPC in Atlanta.

In practice, Jacqueline integrates Christian faith into the counseling session. Her passion is to aid in restoring emotional, mental, and spiritual health to hurting people and aid in mending familial relationships. Jacqueline has done a substantial amount of work with: depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and severe mental illness. She completed her internship year at the Good Samaritan Health Center and the Hope Counseling Center where she worked as a counselor intern and stand-in site coordinator (Hope Counseling Center). In both of these experiences, Jacqueline offered individual, marital, and family therapy to clients for various issues including: premarital counseling, conflict management, sexual concerns, and parenting concerns. Part of her work with families and couples entails aiding families with finding beneficial resources for individuals, couples, parents, and adolescents.

Jacqueline also has vast experience in working within inpatient settings managing crises. She is a former behavior specialist of Hillside Hospital and is experienced in working therapeutically with childhood / adolescent mental illness and at risk teens. Jacqueline has worked with borderline personality disorder and is trained in conducting Dialectical Behavioral Therapy.

Jacqueline has also worked with Peachford Behavioral Health System. At Peachford, Jacqueline contributed to treatment, safety, and discharge planning of patients. In her Peachford experience, Jacqueline also provided social services for patients, conducted psychosocial assessments, and lead process group therapy. She has led groups for individuals dealing with substance abuse and addiction, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and military veterans struggling with post traumatic stress disorder. Lastly, Jacqueline has counseled an array of women’s issues including eating disorders, sexual abuse, domestic violence, singles issues, life stage changes, menopausal concerns, and general body image concerns.

Theoretical orientations used by Jacqueline in practice are integrative and may include cognitive behavioral therapy, Structural and Behavioral Family Therapy, and Solution Focused therapy.

For more information or to schedule an appointment or book a speaking engagement call 404.573.2093 or email at jacqueline@trilliumsprings.com.