
Robin Collins
Robin Collins
Owner/Registered Clinical Counsellor, Clinical Supervisor
MSc, RCC
I’m Robin Collins, a Registered Clinical Counsellor based in Prince George, BC. My journey into counselling began in childhood, growing up outside of town where horses were my closest companions. While my early years were filled with joy and freedom, they also came with challenges that shaped my deep capacity for empathy and connection. Over time, I realized this ability to relate to others could be a powerful tool for healing—not just for myself, but for those seeking support.
My lifelong love of horses and passion for psychology naturally converged into a meaningful career. Horses were my sanctuary during difficult times and my inspiration when life felt full of possibility. They taught me the importance of trust, respect, communication, and boundaries—lessons that continue to guide my therapeutic approach.
I hold a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Sociology from Thompson Rivers University and a Master of Science in Counselling from Prescott College in Arizona, specializing in Clinical Mental Health with a concentration in Equine Assisted Mental Health. I am a Registered Clinical Counsellor (RCC) with the BC Association of Clinical Counsellors.
Specialties
- Trauma Recovery
I support individuals healing from trauma with a compassionate, client-centered approach that fosters safety, resilience, and empowerment. - Observed & Experienced Integration
I help clients process and make sense of emotionally impactful events—whether lived or witnessed—supporting clarity, emotional regulation, and personal growth. - Equine-Assisted Counselling
In partnership with horses, I offer a unique therapeutic experience that promotes healing through connection, presence, and non-verbal communication. Horses provide a safe, intuitive space for clients to explore emotions, build trust, and practice healthy boundaries.
Whether you’re navigating trauma, seeking clarity, or looking to reconnect with yourself, I offer a safe and supportive space to explore your path forward—with the help of horses and a grounded, relational approach.