Beth Robinson

Dr. Beth Robinson is a Professor of Counseling at Colorado Christian University, a visiting lecturer at Harding University and was previously a Professor of Pediatrics at Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.

Dr. Robinson is a licensed professional counselor, an approved supervisor for licensed professional counselors, and a certified school counselor. Dr. Robinson has worked with abused and traumatized children for more than 30 years as a counselor and has had both foster and adoptive children in her home.

Since 1992, Dr. Robinson has worked in a variety counseling positions. She currently has a private practice specializing in traumatized children. Dr. Robinson has been employed as a counselor by The Children’s Home of Lubbock in Lubbock, Texas; Texas Girls and Boys Ranch in Lubbock Texas; the Panhandle Assessment Center in Amarillo, Texas; and Director of Counseling Ministries for Monterey Church of Christ in Lubbock Texas.

She is also a popular author and speaker on topics ranging from childhood development and sexuality, teen issues, family dynamics including caring for elderly relatives, and church resources for families.

Dr. Robinson has written the following books: All About Sex: The School Counselor’s Guide to Handling Tough Adolescent Problems, Sex: Helping Church Teens Deal with Challenging Issues, Pass the Peanut Butter and Jelly: Inspirational Stories for the Sandwiched Generation, A Shepherd’s Guide to Counseling Fundamentals, A Shepherd’s Guide to Crisis Counseling, and God Glimpses: Seeing the Sacred in the Present.

In addition, she has created the following therapeutic coloring books for children: God Made Me; The Safe Touch Coloring Book, When A Friend Dies, The Safe Family Coloring Book, and Where Will I Grow Up. The Safe Touch Coloring Book has sold over 20,000 copies. In addition to writing books and therapeutic books for children, Dr. Robinson continues to write scholarly articles for peer-reviewed journals as well.