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FORENSIC | CLINICAL 
CONSULTATION | ASSESSMENT | MEDIATION | TREATMENT | TRAINING
Integrating Clinical Expertise with Forensic Precision – Advancing Mental Health and Justice.

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SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA 

THERAPEUTIC SESSIONS IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA CAN BE BOOKED ONLINE. FDR/MEDIATION/ASSESSMENTS MUST BE ARRANGED THROUGH EMAIL. 

EPWORTH BUILDING. Floor 3. Suite 319. 33 Pirie Street. Adelaide. 5000. 

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THE PARKS. Floor 2. Unit 12. Fullarton Road. Rose Park. 5067. (New client intakes March 2025)

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MELBOURNE CBD, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA 

All APPOINTMENTS IN VICTORIA MUST BE ARRANGED THROUGH EMAIL. 

ONLINE

IN PERSON - THE HUB, AUSTRALIA (ONLY ASSESSMENTS)

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SOUTH AFRICA, AFRICA

ALL APPOINTMENTS IN AFRICA MUST BE ARRANGED THROUGH EMAIL. 

ONLINE

IN PERSON - REGUS, AFRICA

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CONTACT DETAILS â€‹

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MOBILE | +61 (0) 434 375 147 (TEXT OR WHATSAPP)

    

CALL IF REQUIRED, HOWEVER, THERAPEUTIC BOOKINGS CAN BE DONE ONLINE; ASSESSMENT/MEDIATION OR ANY OTHER REQUESTS/BOOKINGS MUST BE EMAILED)

 

FAX | 0883 111 703 (CLINICAL REFERRALS AND MHCP FROM GPs)

 

E-MAIL | tanya@tmrobinson.com.au

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Dr Tanya M Robinson

B.A. (SW) (US) M.S.D. (UP), N.E.C. (UNISA), A.H.S. (UNISA), D.Phil. (US), Ph.D. (NWU), Ph.D. (UCT), Ph.D. (UNISA), Graduate Diploma FDR 

Provider Number: 604130Y
FDR Registration Number: F2003645

Tanya is a highly experienced and compassionate mental health professional with over 20 years of dedication to helping individuals navigate emotional challenges. As a registered mental health social worker with the Australian Association of Social Workers (AASW), and holding multiple international qualifications as a Victimologist and Psychotraumatologist, Tanya brings a wealth of expertise to her clinical practice. She specialises in providing focused psychological strategies for mental health patients, conducting forensic assessments, preparing family and child impact reports, and offering Family Dispute Resolution (FDR) services and child-inclusive mediation.

With a strong foundation in psychoanalytical therapy and trauma-informed care, Tanya is deeply committed to supporting her clients through trauma recovery, particularly in the contexts of family violence and high-conflict situations. She takes a warm, professional approach to therapy, fostering a safe space where clients feel heard, supported, and empowered to heal. In addition to her clinical work, Tanya is an experienced mentor and clinical supervisor, guiding other professionals through complex cases. Her insights and support help foster growth and skill development in those she works with. Tanya is also an author, having published numerous books and articles on Family Law and the best interests of children. A highlight of Tanya’s career is her groundbreaking research and the development of the Child’s Story Box toolkit. This multicultural and culturally inclusive resource provides children with a platform to have a voice in legal matters, promoting their rights and needs in a way that respects their unique cultural backgrounds. Tanya’s academic qualifications, including a Master’s Degree and multiple PhDs, underpin her commitment to advancing mental health care. Whether facilitating clinical therapy, Court-appointed therapy and assessments, offering mediation and FDR services, or providing expert reports, she is dedicated to making a positive and lasting impact on her clients' lives, helping them move forward with confidence and resilience.

Please note – this is not an emergency or crisis treatment practice – please call 000 or contact a 24-hour crisis support and suicide prevention services. 

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  1. Lifeline – call 13 11 14 or chat online

  2. Suicide Call Back Service – call 1300 659 467 (anyone thinking about suicide)

  3. Kids Helpline – call 1800 551 800

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Treatment 

Treating children and adults with clinical and forensic mental health concerns.

Focused Psychological Strategies include Psychoanalysis, Eye-movement desensitisation reprocessing (EMDR) therapy, psychoeducation including motivational interviewing, skills training, Trauma-Informed Practice. 

Treatment modalities available for chronic depression and anxiety, relationship difficulties, anger issues, experiencing violence and other complex problems, including acute stress and complex post-traumatic stress disorder.

Therapy for complex clinical presentations including Borderline Personality Disorder, Narcissistic Personality Disorder, Co-Dependent Personality Disorder, Obsessive-Compulsive and Antisocial Personality Disorder.

Forensic treatment for offending behaviours. 

Victim's of Crime support for victim's of crime.  

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Assessments 

Core assessment services include:

  • Family assessments, including risk of harm & capacity to protect.

  • Child impact reports. 

  • DOORS Risk assessment.

  • Sexual offending risk assessment.

  • Internet-based sexual offending, Child Exploitation Material.

  • Violence risk assessment.

  • Pre-sentence & mitigation assessments.

  • Sexual deviancy assessment.

  • Domestic violence assessment. 

  • Harassment and Stalking assessment. 

  • Fire-setting assessment. 

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FDR | Child Inclusive Mediation 

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  • Child-inclusive mediation services.

  • Section 60I Certificate provider.  

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​Fees 

 

  • Therapeutic sessional rates are set at $250.00 (per hour) MHCPs and BUPA rebates apply. This is not a bulk billing practice. Self-managed NDIS patients according to NDIS fee structure can access the practice.  

  • Forensic, assessment, mediation, training and supervision rates are set at $300.00 (per hour).

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Colourful Pile of Old Books

Direct Referral

Clinical Services Referral | Referral by a Health Professional | Forensic Services Referral

 

We accept referrals from a wide range of sources.

 

All assessment, mediation and forensic referrals need to be submitted in writing. Send referrals to tanya@tmrobinson.com.au 

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Clinical therapeutic referrals and MHCPs can be faxed to 0883 111 703. 

 

 

| Mobile: 0434 375 147 | Phone: 0870 840 100 | Fax: 0883 111 703 | E-Mail: tanya@tmrobinson.com.au |

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Monday: 10 am – 3 pm. Tuesday: 10 am – 3 pm. Wednesday: 10 am – 3 pm. Thursday: 10 am – 3 pm. Friday: 10 am – 3 pm.

 

Closed over weekends and public holidays.

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We acknowledge that we are meeting on the traditional Country of the Kaurna people of the Adelaide Plains and pays respect to Elders past and present. We recognise and respect their cultural heritage, beliefs and relationship with the land. We ackonwledge that they are of continuing importance to the Kaurna people living today. And we also extend that respect to other Aboriginal Language Groups and other First Nations.  

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As an immigrant and African Australian woman, Tanya has a deep respect for all cultures and firmly believes in the importance of an inclusive and democratic society. She brings this perspective into her professional practice, fostering an environment where everyone is valued and respected, regardless of their background. Tanya’s commitment to cultural inclusivity is reflected in her work, particularly in the development of the Child’s Story Box toolkit, which ensures that children from all cultural backgrounds have a voice in legal matters. Her approach emphasises understanding, compassion, and equality, creating space for diversity while helping individuals navigate complex emotional and legal challenges.

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