Rhonda Robinson
Rhonda Robinson brings a strong clinical background with experience as a Family Nurse Practitioner since 2016 and a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner since 2020. She specializes in medication management, using a holistic approach that integrates psychopharmacology with supportive therapy and lifestyle-based interventions.
I’m skilled at conducting thorough psychiatric assessments, and translating complex clinical information into language patients can understand and use.
Rhonda holds a Doctor of Nursing Practice from Winston-Salem State University and a post-master’s PMHNP degree from Anderson University. She is also ANCC and AANP certified, offering compassionate, comprehensive care focused on stability and confidence
First session
During our first visit, we will spend time introducing ourselves. Then I want to understand your story (ex: what brought you in), discuss your challenges or concerns and your treatment goals. I want to know about any stressors you may have, work and home life. We will then work together to see what works best for you.
Strengths
My greatest strengths as a PMHNP center on clinical clarity, therapeutic presence, and collaborative care. I’m skilled at conducting thorough psychiatric assessments, and translating complex clinical information into language patients can understand and use. My therapeutic approach blends evidence‑based modalities with a strong emphasis on patient autonomy. What stands out in my work is my ability to create a structured, safe environment where patients feel both supported and empowered to participate actively in their treatment.
Ideal clients
She serves adolescents and adults with conditions including anxiety, depression, mood disorders, ADHD, trauma-related conditions, autism spectrum disorder, and severe mental illness.
Treatment methods
Psychoeducation
By offering supportive communication to ensure basic knowledge and competence of patients and their relatives about the illness. this may include providing education about the illness, relapse prevention
Location
Virtual sessions
In-person sessions1251 Arrow Pine Dr, Charlotte, NC 28273, Suite C127