Dr. Georgia Robertson is a Colorado-based licensed professional counselor with 23 years of clinical experience, including extensive work as a hospice grief counselor and as the clinician in her private practice. Her professional background also includes roles as a librarian, a professor, and an oncology counselor, and she has worked as a poetry therapist, using language and imagery as a healing modality. She holds a Colorado Licensed Professional Counselor credential, listed as CO LPC 4812, and maintains certifications in trauma work and tele-mental health.

She supports people who are navigating significant life transitions – such as job loss, divorce, aging, terminal illness, or family challenges. Her counseling style is warm and supportive; she aims to be a companion in the process of change, helping individuals identify their own goals and strengths. Dr. Robertson believes in the capacity for resilience and reinvention when the right resources and support are available. She views grief and loss as central themes for many people and focuses on developing practical coping skills to move forward. Her approach integrates cognitive-behavioral, humanistic, psychodynamic, and interpersonal methods, and she works to find the best-fit approach for each person. She looks forward to hearing a person’s story and beginning therapeutic work with them.