Robyn Gobbel, LMSW-Clinical owns a training, education, and consultation practice where she in translates the complex neuroscience of trauma and attachment for parents, therapists, and educators.
Robyn has been a dedicated student of interpersonal neurobiology (IPNB) since 2011, studying extensively with Bonnie Badenoch, PhD. Robyn was the founder of The Central Texas Attachment and Trauma Center where she served the children impacted by complex trauma and adoption, and their families. After 15 years, Robyn closed her practice and relocated with her family from Austin, TX to Grand Rapids, MI in 2019.
Unable to separate IPNB from our personal and professional lives, Robyn strives not only to embody the tenants of IPNB at work but also in her personal life- including family, friends, colleagues, and community involvement. Embracing IPNB has had a profoundly positive on impact Robyn’s life and relationships; she is fiercely committed to sharing her love for the relational neurosciences with anyone who will listen.
About PCC IHP's IPNB program:
At PCC you can earn a certificate in Interpersonal Neurobiology.
Discover the scientific framework and multi-disciplinary tools to develop a healthy mind, an integrated brain, and compassionate, connected relationships. IPNB combines neuroscience, psychology, complexity theory, environmental influences, and relationship studies. Developed by Dr. Dan Siegel, Dr. Allan Schore and Dr. Lou Cozolino in the late 1990s, Interpersonal Neurobiology seeks the similar patterns that arise from separate science fields and approaches to knowledge. Learn more about the Interpersonal Neurobiology program offered by the PCC Institute for Health Professionals.
About PCC IHP's IPNB program:
At PCC you can earn a certificate in Interpersonal Neurobiology.
Discover the scientific framework and multi-disciplinary tools to develop a healthy mind, an integrated brain, and compassionate, connected relationships. IPNB combines neuroscience, psychology, complexity theory, environmental influences, and relationship studies. Developed by Dr. Dan Siegel, Dr. Allan Schore and Dr. Lou Cozolino in the late 1990s, Interpersonal Neurobiology seeks the similar patterns that arise from separate science fields and approaches to knowledge. Learn more about the Interpersonal Neurobiology program offered by the PCC Institute for Health Professionals.
