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Robyn Henning
LAC, MA Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Student Assistance Coordinator
Robyn Henning is a seasoned counseling professional with over 20 years of experience in clinical work, specializing in adolescent counseling, crisis intervention, and mental health counseling. She is renowned for her expertise in working with adolescents and adults, excelling in establishing rapport even in challenging situations. Robyn is a certified social worker, licensed substance awareness coordinator, and a certified EMT-B, demonstrating her dedication to helping individuals in various capacities.
In addition to her clinical work, Robyn is a passionate public speaker and expert on adolescent and young adult social issues, female and women's social issues, sexual health, and parenting. Her expertise extends to parenting and prevention, community networking, substance abuse counseling, and mental health education. As a student assistance coordinator and counselor at Jersey City Public Schools, Robyn plays a pivotal role in supporting students and advocating for their success.
Robyn holds a Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from New Jersey City University, where she graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA. She also pursued a BA in Sociology at Ithaca College and received state certification as an emergency medical technician from the Bergen County EMS Academy. Moreover, she gained a certification in Student Assistance Coordination from Montclair State University, further enriching her skill set in addressing student needs.
Throughout her career, Robyn has been actively involved in organizations such as RWJBarnabas Health, Montville Township High School, Butler High School, NewBridge Services, Inc., and Intercounty Council on Drug Alcohol Abuse. Her expertise in counseling, public speaking, community networking, and research has made her a valuable asset in the field of mental health and education. Beyond her professional pursuits, Robyn is a theater and musical theater enthusiast who believes in the transformative power of the arts as a tool for prevention and motivation.