Our Providers

He/They: Robin provides trauma-informed and eclectic methods for recovery and multi-cultural services. Robin’s clinical experience comes from working in foster care, refugee support services, family counseling for survivors of genocide, behavioral health supervision for intensive counseling, and outpatient mental health.

Robin is also the GHDC lead for clinical supervision, research, and program supports. Robin’s experience in these areas includes change management services for Project Hope’s youth services in South Africa, development of a stakeholder analysis resources for Indigenous populations in Kalaallit Nunaat, start-up support services for new counselors, and program supervision for various organizations.

Robin believes that a better world is possible, emphasizing listening, better systems, and better relationships as paths for this to happen. Robin combines beliefs of Western and non-Western methods to support patients, professionals, and program leaders to achieve better outcomes.

She/Her: Alana is a compassionate and warm art therapist who employs creative, evidenced-based, and trauma-informed methods to support her clients in achieving a better state of wellness. Alana is skilled at talk therapy, mindfulness, and trauma-sensitive methods of counseling, but believes strongly in the power of art to support individuals with recovery.

Alana has experience working with children, adolescents, and adults. Regardless of the modality, Alana will build services that are specific to the person in therapy, breaking away from “one-size-fits-all” outpatient methods and providing interventions that make a difference.

In addition to her work as an outpatient therapist, Alana fulfills her roles as a Clinical Director by leading GHDC’s internship program for new and continuing Qualified Mental Health Providers (QMHPs). As an intern/QMHP supervisor Alana brings kindness and compassion to the field, with a dedication to helping others to succeed.