Robin Trivette, PMHNP-BC, PLLC

T.J. Wagner 

on Google

9 months ago

I worked with Robin for almost 2 years, and was extremely sad to lose my relationship with her due to my moving out of NC. If you spend the time getting to understand Robin's philosophy and methodology, you cannot find a better person to work with in the Triangle, or probably NC for that matter. In the past, I have settled for someone who is just OK, or helps me maintain baseline, but through Robin, I have been able to surpass my mental wellness goals each step of the way. She is someone who will hold you accountable for goa... read more

Amanda K 

on Google

a year ago

I have been working with Robin for about a year now. During that time she has been nothing but kind, patient, and accommodating. As someone who struggles with incredibly severe anxiety, entering psychiatry was something I was quite nervous about. However, not only was Robin kind and welcoming, she went out of her way to meet my needs through virtual appointments. During an incredibly bad week of severe anxiety, Robin stepped up and increased the length of our appointments so I could do therapy as well. Throughout my mental h... read more

Anony Mous 

on Google

a year ago

I cannot recommend Robin highly enough. Their compassion, professionalism, and attentive approach have made such a positive impact on my mental health journey. They truly take the time to listen, understand my concerns, and offer personalized guidance that feels both practical and empowering. I always feel comfortable and supported in our sessions. She listens to my preferences and concerns with medication. She is knowledgeable, respectful, and goes above and beyond to ensure I feel heard and cared for. I’m grateful for thei... read more

Drew Menke 

on Google

a year ago

Disorganized and old fashioned. Forgets to charge you for appointments then bills you for many of them all at once. Required a lot of in-person appointments, but only meets in person twice a week. Uses Unproductive/ambush type methods when she is concerned and uses guilt to push you towards admitting what she wants to hear.