Robin Reed

Robin Reed brings a compassionate and resilient approach to her work as an associate therapist at Long Beach Therapy. With a background that spans from counseling at-risk adolescents to supporting families facing life-threatening cancer diagnoses, Robin has cultivated a deep belief in the human capacity for growth and healing.

Robin's therapeutic journey began with her work in programs tailored for adolescents from diverse backgrounds, including those navigating legal challenges and seeking reconciliation with their communities and families. This experience, coupled with her undergraduate education in intercultural mediation and communication, has equipped her with a unique ability to bridge cultural divides and create safe spaces for healing.

Expanding her expertise, Robin pursued a master's degree in social work, which further honed her skills in providing comprehensive support to individuals, couples, and families. Her approach is humanistic and client-centered, recognizing each person as the expert of their own story. Robin employs a variety of tools, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), conflict mediation, psychoeducation, and mindfulness strategies, to help clients apply therapeutic insights to their daily lives.

At Long Beach Therapy, Robin offers both in-person and virtual appointments, accommodating the diverse needs of her clients. She specializes in addressing family struggles, trauma, loss, depression, anxiety, addiction, and interpersonal conflicts. Working from a "person in environment" perspective, Robin aims to help clients understand and navigate personal challenges within the context of their unique circumstances.

Clients seeking therapy with Robin can expect a warm, non-judgmental environment where they can explore their concerns and work towards reconnecting with themselves and others. Her commitment to creating an emotionally and physically safe therapeutic space reflects her dedication to fostering healing and growth in her clients' lives.