Haley Robinson, PsyD, NCSP, is a Postdoctoral Clinical Psychologist committed to
providing compassionate psychological services with high standards of care. She received
her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Florida Gulf Coast University and her Master’s
degree in Psychology and Doctorate in Psychology, with a major in School Psychology, from
Nova Southeastern University. She is also a Nationally Certified School Psychologist
(NCSP).
Dr. Robinson completed her doctoral internship at Southern Illinois University School of
Medicine and Springfield Public Schools in Springfield, Illinois. She subsequently
completed a postdoctoral residency at LiveWell Behavioral Health in Melbourne, FL.
Throughout her training, she has gained experience working in pediatric clinics, schools,
and community settings.
Dr. Robinson has particular expertise in psychological assessment and utilizes
comprehensive evaluations to assist with diagnosis, provide diagnostic clarity, inform
treatment planning, and identify appropriate recommendations, services, and school
accommodations. She has experience evaluating individuals across a range of
developmental and clinical concerns and works collaboratively with clients, families,
schools, and other professionals to ensure assessment results are translated into
meaningful and practical recommendations.
Her therapeutic clinical interests include working with toddlers, children, adolescents, and
young adults experiencing a variety of emotional, behavioral, developmental, and
academic concerns. Her areas of clinical interest and specialized training includes
behavior problems, school psychology, academic difficulties, autism spectrum
disorder, anxiety, depression, stress, trauma-related concerns, learning and intellectual
disabilities, developmental delays, disruptive and conduct disorders, suicidal and self
harm behavior, personality disorders, social-emotional regulation, and more. Dr.
Robinson’s approach is flexible and tailored to the individual needs of each client and
family. She utilizes evidence-based interventions to support clients in understanding their
challenges, developing effective coping strategies, and taking practical and meaningful
steps toward growth and improved functioning.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Robinson has served as Chair of Philanthropy for both
undergraduate and graduate psychology associations. She has also contributed to
research and professional presentations in the areas of trauma-informed care, social
emotional learning, and child development. Outside of her clinical work, Dr. Robinson
enjoys spending time outdoors, being with family and friends, playing with her dogs, Alfie
and Rorie, reading, and traveling