Robyn Krugman LCSW

About

Robyn Krugman, LCSW, is a former people-pleasing, overextended therapist who has taken her practice and her life back. Robyn wears many hats as a therapist in private practice, a clinical supervisor, a professor at Rutgers School of Social Work, and a coach for other therapists.

Robyn has learned from her mistakes in private practice and, as a result, has become passionate about creating programs to ensure other therapists can avoid burnout. Robyn works with therapists to help them put systems in place to make sure they are paying themselves a salary where they can both live and enjoy life, giving themselves ample vacation time, and scheduling clients in a way to ensure they have the time to enjoy the things that matter most to them.

Robyn helps other therapists create nourishing and sustainable private practices. Robyn’s model is not one size fits all; she trusts the instincts of each therapist to help them make decisions that are aligned with their personal goals, values, and priorities.

Recent Posts

Are You Feeling Sick as April 15 Approaches?

Tax season is a stressful time for therapists in private practice. It's easier to avoid thinking about money, but a little planning will save you both money and stress.

You Don’t Have to Wait Until New Years to Make Changes

You aren't working for someone else. You are the boss, and it's time you start treating yourself like the best employee. What is getting in your way of setting your ideal schedule?

5 Things That May Be Sabotaging Your Private Practice

You're an amazing therapist, but you haven't been taught how to run your practice like a business. You can make some small but impactful changes to bring you more balance.

Stop Feeling Guilty About Self-Care in Your Private Practice

Prioritizing self-care and honoring your needs are among the most ethical things you can do for your practice.