About Me

Dr. Beth Robinson

Author | Professor of Psychology

Dr. Beth has spent her whole life working with kids. If you want to find her in a group, you can find her teaching undergrads at Lubbock Christian University because she loves students’ enthusiasm and provocative discussions.

Working with kids, she’ll be listening to the story of a traumatized child at the Texas Boys Ranch or explaining the process of foster care or adoption to an anxious parent.

Occasionally you will find Dr. Beth on the witness stand providing an expert opinion about a traumatized child.

Every chance Dr. Beth gets to leave the country, you will find her in Kenya working with Kenya Widows and Orphans, where she is part of a group that is training caregivers on how to work with traumatized children.

Clearly, Dr. Beth doesn’t like boredom. She loves children and has committed her time and energy to make sure they stay safe.

Watching children engage in activities. She even loves reading research about how to help children. Anything having to do with children, and Beth is there.

About Dr. Beth’s titles, training, and credentials: She is a Professor of Psychology at Lubbock Christian University, a visiting lecturer in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling program at Harding University, and was previously a Professor of Pediatrics at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.

She is a licensed professional counselor, an approved supervisor for licensed professional counselors, and a certified school counselor. She has used those credentials to work with abused and traumatized children for more than 25 years as a counselor.

Dr. Beth has also lived with foster and adoptive children in her own home and writes books for professionals, parents, and children.

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