Jade Robinson, LMHC
Anxiety Disorders, Trauma Informed, Depression, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), Codependency, Emotional Dysregulation, Attachment & Abandonment Concerns, Relationship Difficulties, Healthy Boundaries, Self-Esteem & Self-Worth, Interpersonal Relationships, Emotional Awareness, Stress Management, Communication Skills, Coping Skills, Identity & Personal Growth, and Life Transitions.
Licensed Mental Health Counselor | 10 + Years of Experience
Approach: Warm | Insightful | Empowering | Attentive
Jade brings a friendly, compassionate, and approachable style to therapy, creating a welcoming environment where clients feel comfortable exploring their emotions, relationships, and personal challenges.
With a strong clinical focus on anxiety, depression, borderline personality disorder (BPD), and codependency, Jade helps individuals better understand the emotional and behavioral patterns that may be affecting their well-being and relationships.
She is particularly skilled at supporting clients who struggle with emotional intensity, fear of abandonment, relationship insecurity, difficulty establishing boundaries, and patterns of putting others' needs ahead of their own. Her approach encourages clients to develop greater emotional awareness, recognize unhealthy relationship dynamics, and build a stronger sense of independence and self-worth.
Jade believes that meaningful progress comes from combining self-understanding with practical change. Through honest, supportive conversations, she helps clients strengthen emotional regulation, establish healthier boundaries, improve communication, and develop more balanced and fulfilling relationships.
Approachable, insightful, and empowering, Jade offers a therapeutic space where clients can explore difficult emotions without judgment while learning to navigate life's challenges with greater confidence, emotional stability, and self-respect.
Her goal is to help individuals move beyond patterns that keep them feeling overwhelmed or emotionally disconnected and develop the skills needed to build healthier relationships—with others and, just as importantly, with themselves.