Jacqueline Robinson
Email: jrobinson@agnesscott.edu
Office Location: Bullock 116 W
Academic Degrees and Professional Licenses
Academic Degrees
- PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision (CACREP Accredited), Mercer University
- M.A. Marriage and Family Therapy (CAREP Accredited), Richmont Graduate University
- B.A. Psychology, Spelman College
Professional Licensure and Certifications
- Licensed Professional Counselor, Georgia
Teaching and Scholarly Interests
Dr. Robinson’s teaching and scholarly interests center on the integration of trauma, crisis, and family systems counseling within an ecologically informed framework. Her research has included, An Examination of the Relationship Between Food Security Status, Psychological Wellbeing, and Family Functioning: An Ecological Perspective with Implications for Clinical Practice and reflects her commitment to analyzing how systemic inequities affect families and psychological health. She is deeply invested in innovative, experiential, and student-centered pedagogy. She has presented nationally and internationally on topics such as post-traumatic growth in adolescent trauma survivors, efficacious treatment for bipolar disorders, clinical ethics, supervision and vicarious trauma, and culturally responsive counseling practices. Her ongoing scholarly agenda includes advancing multicultural counseling competence, developing innovative training models for clinical supervision, and exploring the intersections of trauma and family functioning.
Professional Activities
- Dr. Robinson has coauthored an article entitled Bilingual Families in the Sage Encyclopedia of Marriage and Family Therapy
- Dr. Robinson is the Founder and Clinical Director of V.O.I.C.E Counseling Services