Dr. Hannah bland
Program Director/Associate Professor

603-899-1497
blandh@joe-yan.net
 
Dr. Hannah Bland holds her PhD in Counselor Education and Supervision from Waynesburg University. She has served in several roles at previous academic institutions, including as a professor, clinical coordinator, and program director. She is currently a member of the ACA, ACES, ASERVIC, and WVLPCA. She is a licensed professional counselor. Her clinical experience includes substance use disorders, outpatient care, incarcerated populations, and private practice. Currently, she is in private practice where she sees clients dealing with a variety of mental health and wellness concerns. Professionally, she has published and presented on a variety of topics. Her past and present topics of interest include marginalized religious groups, death positivity, the intersection of law and ethics, bodily autonomy,  working with incarcerated populations, and working in rural communities. 

Dr. Hannah Robinson
Clinical Coordinator/Assistant Professor

603-899-1496
robinsonh@joe-yan.net 

 
Dr. Hannah Robinson is the Clinical Coordinator and Assistant Professor in the MA in CMHC Program at Franklin Pierce University. Dr. Robinson has extensive experience and training working with children and adolescents utilizing play therapy and expressive arts. Furthermore, Dr. Robinson is a Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor in the state of Texas and Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, credentialed by the Association for Play Therapy. Dr. Robinson has experience counseling individuals across the lifespan in a variety of community, school, agency, and private practice settings. Furthermore, Dr. Robinson has enjoyed providing supervision to international play therapists and counselors-in-training alike. Dr. Robinson's research and scholarly work focuses on the effectiveness of child-centered play therapy, with a special interest on the impact of CCPT for children with Adverse Childhood Experiences.