Meet the Feinberg Team

Turning her pain into her passion, Meg Robinson combines over twenty years of personal long-term recovery experience using the very latest holistic behavioral health solutions to guide struggling families out of the chaos of addiction and mental health issues. Robinson joins Feinberg for their integrated team approach after owning her own thriving independent behavioral health consulting firm, specializing in interventions and crisis case-management. With a nationwide network of expert specialists, Robinson synchronizes providers to create clinical and therapeutic treatment plans that result in systemic and comprehensive healing for both her clients and their families.

Robinson’s credentials are multi-faceted. Academically, she received a degree in psychology from Arizona State University and acquired a decade of field training in Intervention and Crisis Case Management. She is an Advanced Clinical Interventionist and Case Manager and is also a Mindfulness Meditation Teacher (MMTCP). Professionally, Robinson sits on the board of Southeastern Institute on Chemical Dependency and formerly sat on the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Certification Board of Georgia. Her national affiliations include the Georgia Addiction Counselors Association (GACA) and the National Association for Addiction, Drug and Alcohol Counseling (NAADAC).

Although Meg’s professional work is nationwide, she resides in north Atlanta with her husband Chad as they learn to embrace the joys of parenting two teens. Though Meg tries to convince her two children Jon and Veronica that she used to be cool, they are more concerned with her professional snack dealing abilities and their budding social lives. In her spare time, she enjoys rocking the mom bun, spending time with her animals while moonlighting as a chauffeur for her children, to and from horseback riding and basketball.

I bring years of experience to the team. I received my bachelor’s in sociology from the University of Dayton, a master of social work from Wayne State University, and am currently enrolled to receive a master’s in criminal justice. In addition to being a Licensed Master’s Social Worker and Licensed Clinical Social Worker, I am also a Certified Medicolegal Death Investigator.

I fell into this field by pure accident after finding that engineering was not the right fit for me. I am most motivated by seeing people whose lives have been completely transformed by a correct diagnosis and successful medication regimen go from living in stress and chaos to independence and fulfillment.

My personal mantra that inspires me the most is “Everything happens for a reason.” It reinforces the importance of adaptability and acceptance. We cannot always control our outcomes; however, we can always control how we react to them. There is value in identifying positive attributes in even the most seemingly negative circumstances.

Outside of my career, I am super into soccer. I play it and have also been a long-time supporter of Detroit City FC. I play trumpet in a community wind ensemble that I’ve been part of for over 15 years. I’m also back in school for a master’s degree in Criminal Justice and by May 2022, will be a reserve sheriff deputy for Oakland County Sheriff’s Department.