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ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA
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EPWORTH BUILDING. Floor 3. Suite 319. 33 Pirie Street. Adelaide. 5000.
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THE PARKS. Floor 2. Unit 12. Fullarton Road. Rose Park. 5067. (New client intakes mid-May 2025)
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INTERSTATE AUSTRALIA AND INTERNATIONAL
ZOOM ONLINE SESSIONS
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​CONTACT DETAILS ​
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MOBILE | +61 (0) 434 375 147 (TEXT OR WHATSAPP)
CALL IF REQUIRED. THE PREFERRED METHOD OF BOOKING - USE THE ONLINE BOOKING SYSTEM.
FAX | 0883 111 703 (CLINICAL REFERRALS AND MHCP FROM GPs)
E-MAIL | tanya@tmrobinson.com.au
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Please note that this is not an emergency or crisis treatment practice. Please call 000 or contact a 24-hour crisis support and suicide prevention service.
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Lifeline – call 13 11 14 or chat online
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Suicide Call Back Service – call 1300 659 467 (anyone thinking about suicide)
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Kids Helpline – call 1800 551 800​
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Prof Tanya M Robinson
B.A. (SW) (US) M.S.D. (UP), N.E.C. (UNISA), A.H.S. (UNISA), D.Phil. (US), Ph.D. (NWU), Ph.D. (UCT), Ph.D. (UNISA), Graduate Diploma FDR
Provider Number: 604130Y
FDR Registration Number: F2003645
Professor Tanya Robinson is a highly experienced and compassionate mental health professional with over two decades of clinical practice supporting individuals through emotional and psychological challenges. As a registered mental health social worker with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW), Tanya brings deep expertise in trauma recovery, complex mental health presentations, and therapeutic work with both children and adults. Her therapeutic approach is grounded in psychoanalysis, Schema Therapy, EMDR, and other evidence-based modalities. Tanya specialises in working with clients affected by trauma, including childhood abuse, family violence, complex PTSD, and personality vulnerabilities. She is known for her warm, relational style and her ability to create a safe, reflective space where clients feel heard, supported, and empowered to heal. Tanya has extensive experience working within the legal and court systems, particularly in the areas of family assessments, pre-sentencing reports, and therapeutic intervention for high-conflict and trauma-affected families. Her clinical work is often integrated into family law proceedings, where she provides specialist insight into the psychological needs of children and parents navigating separation, conflict, and violence. In addition to her clinical practice, Tanya holds a PhD in Criminal Justice and is a recognised leader in trauma-informed forensic mental health. She is also a mentor and clinical supervisor, guiding other practitioners in complex therapeutic work. A passionate advocate for child wellbeing, Tanya is the creator of the Child’s Story Box—a culturally inclusive toolkit designed to amplify children’s voices in therapeutic and legal contexts. Her research and writing continue to influence best practices across mental health, social work, and family law disciplines.
FORENSIC | CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH
CONSULTATION | ASSESSMENT | TREATMENT | TRAINING
​Therapeutic Services for Children and Adults
I provide specialised treatment for individuals experiencing clinical and forensic mental health concerns, working with both children and adults.
Focused Psychological Strategies
Evidence-based interventions include:
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Schema Therapy
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Psychoanalytic Therapy
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Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR)
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Psychoeducation and Motivational Interviewing
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Skills Training
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Trauma-Informed Practice
Clinical Treatment Areas
Support is available for individuals experiencing:
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Chronic depression and anxiety
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Relationship difficulties
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Anger management issues
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Neuorodivergent life experiences
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Exposure to violence and other complex life stressors
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Acute stress and Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (C-PTSD)
Therapy for Complex Mental Health Presentations
I offer tailored therapeutic approaches for individuals with:
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Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
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Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD)
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Co-Dependent Personality Disorder
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Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD)
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Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD)
Treatment for Victims of Abuse
I provide compassionate, trauma-informed care for individuals affected by:
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Gender-based violence
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Sexual abuse and assault
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Childhood abuse and neglect
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Domestic and family violence
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Emotional and psychological abuse
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Financial abuse
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Institutional abuse
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Online and technology-facilitated abuse
Therapeutic support is focused on safety, empowerment, emotional regulation, and post-traumatic recovery.
Forensic Mental Health Treatment
Specialised therapeutic interventions are available for individuals presenting with offending behaviours, with a focus on risk assessment, rehabilitation, and behaviour change.
Victims of Crime Support
Comprehensive support is provided for individuals who have experienced crime-related trauma, including therapeutic recovery and court report preparation where required.
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​​​Assessments
Visit: www.familyassessmentcentre.com.au
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