Robbin Sitton

Robbin Sitton is a Master of Social Work intern who works with adolescents and adults seeking support for emotional well-being and personal growth. She believes therapy is a collaborative process rooted in connection, safety, and mutual trust.

Robbin approaches therapy with the understanding that clients are the leaders of their own healing. She strives to create a space where individuals feel seen, respected, and supported as they explore their experiences and move toward meaningful change.

In her clinical training, Robbin is especially drawn to understanding the emotional and mind–body aspects of healing, as well as the ways identity, parenting, neurodiversity, relationships, and life transitions can shape a person’s experience. She values curiosity and ongoing learning as part of her work with clients.

Robbin is committed to creating an inclusive and affirming space for clients of all identities, including diverse races, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations, religions, and life experiences, by remaining open and curious about each persons unique identity and experience. She practices under the supervision of a licensed clinician.

Outside of her work, Robbin enjoys reading, creative projects, good conversation, and family time with her husband and two children.