Kiana Robinson earned her Master of Arts in Clinical Mental Health Counseling with a specialization in Art Therapy from Antioch University New England. She completed her B.A. in Psychology right in the heart of Pittsburgh at Chatham University. Kiana brings her lifelong love of art into the therapy space, helping others connect with their creativity as a source of healing, expression, and personal growth.

Kiana currently works with children, teens, and families through a community-based nonprofit organization, supporting clients as they navigate trauma, anxiety, life transitions. She has experience working with neurodivergent clients, including individuals with ADHD and those on the autism spectrum, and has provided support to children and families through MHY Family Services.

Her therapeutic approach is person-centered and holistic. She integrates mindfulness and art-based techniques to foster healing, creative expression, and self-understanding. Kiana strives to create a safe and inclusive therapeutic space where clients feel supported and empowered to explore their identities and personal needs. She uses a variety of mediums, including drawing, painting, and mixed media, as tools for coping with daily challenges and relieving stress. While art therapy is foundational to her work, Kiana is also skilled in client-centered talk therapy for those who prefer a verbal approach.

Outside of her clinical work, Kiana enjoys making art, cooking, spending time in nature, and going to the gym.

Quote “It’s not about being good at creativity. It’s about creativity being good for you” - James McCrae

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