I know what it is to have life become painful and unrecognizable. 

As a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, I welcome working with individuals and families whose lives have been turned upside-down by unexpected life events or losses.

My experience includes grief/loss, trauma, life transitions, loneliness, stress, domestic violence, anxiety, perfectionism, shame, premarital counseling.

To schedule a session, please email me or contact me at the phone number below (text/call).

At my naturopathy office in Germany, I am offering holistic psychotherapy, providing mental and physical support to people.

As a licensed “Heilpraktiker” which means to have the official permission to practice medicine in Germany without being a doctor, my focus is on helping people in challenging situations to regain what I call their inner glow.

I am a:

certified grief educator by the world-renowned grief expert, David Kessler
(with a focus on survivors of suicide and partner loss, derived from personal experience)

certified REBT + CBT Therapist

certified in wingwave® method (combination of EMDR and NLP)

certified mycotherapist

certified qigong teacher (approx. 7 years of education)

and additional serving education (e.g. gut therapy, Bach remedies, Schuessler salts, breathwork).

I’m a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker licensed in Massachusetts and Connecticut providing in person and teletherapy sessions,  I practice a holistic approach to grief and counseling using modalities that include the body as part of the healing process.  These modalities include Internal Family Systems (IFS), Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing (EMDR), Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction/Cognitive Therapy, Mindful Self-Compassion, and Psychedelic Assisted Therapy (Preparation and Integration only). I became a Grief Educator in the process of my own grief journey and found that approaching grief from a natural non-pathologizing place allowed for a profound shift in how I life my life and serve others as a therapist.

Owner of PlayWorks Individual and Family Therapy, Williston, ND.

Individual, family and couples therapy.  All ages welcome.  Some insurances accepted, including ND Medicaid.

Critical Incidents

Trainings and speaking.

Robin was born and raised in upstate New York and has called Wilmington home for the past six years. She specializes in supporting adults, with a focus on midlife and later life stages. Her clinical work centers on individuals navigating trauma, grief and loss, and anxiety.

As a certified grief educator and end-of-life doula, Robin’s clinical approach is grounded in evidence-based practice with a strong emphasis on eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) for those who have navigated traumatic experiences, grief, and loss. She tailors treatment to each client’s unique needs, integrating EMDR as a primary modality alongside cognitive behavioral therapy, grief therapy, and acceptance and commitment therapy to support healing and adaptive coping.

Robin specializes in supporting midlife adults navigating major life transitions. Whether you’re coping with the loss of a loved one, going through a divorce, balancing the needs of your family while supporting aging parents, adjusting to an empty nest, or transitioning out of the workforce, you don’t have to face it alone. Drawing on both lived experience and extensive trauma-informed training, Robin helps guide clients toward self-discovery and meaningful growth after loss. If you’re ready to move forward with greater intention and a sense of peace, Robin offers a steady presence: “I’m here to walk beside you.”

Robin specializes in supporting adults experiencing a wide range of anxiety-related concerns. She offers a compassionate, respectful, and collaborative approach, helping clients develop effective tools to quiet self-criticism and reduce internal distress that can interfere with rest and daily functioning. From persistent overwhelm to paralyzing perfectionism, Robin focuses on equipping clients with practical coping strategies and real-world solutions, supporting them in creating greater ease and the capacity to engage more fully in what matters most.