Miss Robinson has a BSc (Hons) in Psychology and an MSc in Applied Forensic Psychology with Counselling from University of Bath. Her dissertation research focused on Parental Alienation, personality differences, sensory abilities and differences in the surface areas of sensory brain regions. Miss Robinson also previously taught the 'Controversies in Psychology' unit on the first-year psychology course at the University of Bath.
Miss Robinson initially joined the WPA team as a placement student before being employed as a full-time assistant psychologist in 2023. She regularly contributes to assessments of adults and children with a range of needs, intellectual abilities and cultural backgrounds, as well as undertaking individual therapeutic interventions. Miss Robinson has also delivered in-house training for all WPA staff relating to the topic of Parental Alienation.