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Robyn Mehlenbeck
Director, George Mason Center for Community Mental Health & Professor at George Mason University
Robyn Mehlenbeck is a prominent figure in the field of clinical psychology, particularly in child and adolescent mental health. Here's a comprehensive overview of her professional profile:
Academic Position and Role
Robyn Mehlenbeck, Ph.D., ABPP, is a Clinical Professor of Psychology at George Mason University.2 She serves as the Director of the Center for Community Mental Health (CCMH) at George Mason University, a clinic dedicated to training graduate students and providing affordable, accessible mental health services to the community.12
Expertise and Specialization
Dr. Mehlenbeck is a Board-Certified Child and Adolescent clinical psychologist.13 Her specialization includes:
- Working with children with medical conditions
- Utilizing a family systems approach
- Pediatric obesity
- Eating disorders
- Type I Diabetes
Professional Achievements
- Fellow of the American Psychological Association1
- Past President of the Society for Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics23
- Board Certified in Child and Adolescent Psychology (ABPP)2
- Recipient of the 2021 Jack Wood Award for Town-Gown Relations at George Mason University2
Research and Publications
Dr. Mehlenbeck has numerous publications and has presented nationally and internationally on topics such as:
- Working with children and adolescents with medical issues
- Pediatric obesity
- Interdisciplinary training
- Resilience1
Additional Roles
- Consults at Inova Children's Hospital in the pediatric endocrine clinic1
- Participates in research at the CCMH and through the Center for Evidence Based Interventions1
- Serves on the Executive Committee of the Association for Psychology Training Clinic Directors1
Educational Background
- Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from The University of Memphis (1998)
- Completed post-doctoral fellowship at the Medical School of Brown University2
- Undergraduate training at the College of William and Mary3
Dr. Mehlenbeck's work emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration, evidence-based practices, and community engagement. She is committed to training the next generation of behavioral health providers and increasing access to culturally responsive mental health care.123
Highlights
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Please join us at Mason's Center for Community Mental Health 7th Annual Food for Thought Fundraiser on May 2nd! This critical fundraiser helps us maintain affordable, accessible mental health services within the DMV community - allowing us to continue to offer free commmunity workshops, two free emotional support lines (one in English and one in Spanish!) and free or very low cost mental health therapy and testing services! We help children, families, adults and have a special program for veterans.
I hope to see you as we enjoy a wonderful evening of food and drink, inspirational stories, a car show and incredible auction items!!!
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Tickets are available now!! Can't make it? You can still bid on our auction items starting April 26th!!! or donate directly to CCMH here: https://lnkd.in/gqGdaHvr
THANKS!!!
I am thrilled to share that the GMU Center for Psychological Services is being rebranded! Our new name is official this week - the George Mason University Center for Community Mental Health!
Our new website: https://ccmh.gmu.edu/
Our new email: [email protected]
This truly embodies our work as a training clinic AND community mental health center, training the next generation of behavioral health providers while providing affordable, accessible, culturally sensitive and evidence based therapy and testing services to our Northern Virginia community!
