MEET THE MINDS BEHIND THE MISSION

Debbie Robinson, LPC-MHSP, is the Chief Clinical  Officer for Plus 3 Golf and QuietLine. A licensed  professional counselor with over two decades of  experience, Debbie provides clinical leadership across all  mental health operations, training systems, and direct  support programs. Her role ensures that all wellness and  certification efforts remain trauma-informed, ethically  sound, and professionally guided.

A lifelong resident of Wilson County, Tennessee, Debbie  earned her Master of Science in Clinical Counseling from  Argosy University and holds a bachelor’s degree from  Cumberland University. She currently serves as Clinical  Director and Executive Board Member at The Christopher  Counseling Group, where she oversees clinical programs  and maintains a private caseload.

Her professional background includes extensive work in  trauma therapy, crisis intervention, addiction treatment,  and family systems. She is certified in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing), and  specializes in helping clients process trauma, regulate  emotional responses, and develop healthier patterns for  healing. Her experience spans children, adolescents,  adults, couples, and families—particularly those  navigating complex emotional and behavioral challenges.

At Plus 3 Golf, Debbie oversees the design and  implementation of the Mental Health Advocate  Certification (MHAC)—a structured, three-tier training  model that equips athletes, coaches, musicians, and  veterans with foundational skills in mental health  awareness, ethical advocacy, and emotional response. She  is responsible for maintaining the program’s clinical  boundaries, instructional consistency, and ethical delivery  as it expands into schools, athletic programs, and  entertainment networks.

In addition to her leadership role, Debbie also serves as  QuietLine’s first trauma counselor, providing direct  emotional support to Nashville-based artists, independent  musicians, junior golfers, and developing athletes enrolled  in Plus 3 Golf programs. Her involvement ensures that  participants receive not only training, but also real-time  access to therapeutic care when needed.

Debbie also volunteers as the Team Therapist for Mt.  Juliet High School’s football program, where she supports  student-athletes and coaches with on-site counseling and  emotional development resources. Her work at the high  school level reflects her commitment to embedding  mental health care within athletic environments.

With her clinical expertise, community presence, and  leadership within QuietLine, Debbie plays a critical role  in bridging the gap between performance and wellness— and building a culture where support is structured,  accessible, and sustainable.