Dr. Christina Robillard received both her M.Sc. and Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Victoria. She completed her pre-doctoral residency within the Fraser Health Authority, where she gained specialized training in the assessment and treatment of a wide range of mental health disorders across both outpatient and inpatient settings. Dr. Robillard currently provides supervised psychological assessments and interventions, as well as program evaluation and consultation services within the community. She is in the process of applying for registration to be a psychologist in British Columbia.

Dr. Robillard is an accomplished researcher, supervised therapist, and dynamic speaker who specializes in mental health, well-being, and emotion regulation. Her research investigates the psychological mechanisms that contribute to high-risk behaviors, including substance use, self-injury, and disordered eating. She is particularly interested in the roles of emotion dysregulation, self-criticism, and impulsivity in the onset and maintenance of these behaviors. Her research excellence has been recognized through numerous federal scholarships and prestigious awards, including the IODE War Memorial Scholarship.

Dr. Robillard has made significant contributions to the academic community through her publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals, co-authored book chapters for esteemed publishers such as Oxford University Press and Academic Press, and original articles for mental health blogs. She has delivered over 40 presentations at national and international conferences, where she has showcased her work on emotion regulation and high-risk behaviors. Notably, Dr. Robillard was featured on the Psychology of Self-Injury Podcast, where she shared insights into her research and its practical applications.

In addition to her scholarly work, Dr. Robillard is a passionate educator. She has been invited to deliver lectures on mental health to undergraduate and graduate students at institutions such as the University of Victoria, Simon Fraser University, and McGill University. Her outreach extends beyond academia; she has also presented to corporate audiences, non-profit organizations, and high school students. Furthermore, she developed and taught an original undergraduate course on mental health and well-being at the University of Victoria, demonstrating her commitment to making complex topics accessible and impactful.

Dr. Robillard is committed to translating clinical and research knowledge into meaningful conversations that resonate with diverse audiences. Her expertise and dedication to mental health make her a compelling speaker and advocate for positive change in our understanding of mental health and well-being. When not working, Dr. Robillard enjoys reading, playing guitar, and exploring the natural beauty of British Columbia.