Jane Robinson is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who founded the Center for Child Counseling in 1999, to focus on Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health. Jane continues to volunteer as a consultant, providing training through the organization's Institute for Clinical Training, supervising interns, and providing clinical services and education throughout Palm Beach County.

Jane founded the organization with the vision of providing mental health services to the youngest and most vulnerable children in our community. As a Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Registered Play Therapist-Supervisor, and certified Infant Mental Health Specialist through The Center for Prevention and Early Intervention Policy at Florida State University, she has been a strong advocate for young children in our community.

In her leadership role in the area of early childhood mental health, Jane has collaborated with community colleges and universities in training students, teachers, and graduate level mental health counselor/social worker interns in Play Therapy for the young child (ages birth–5). Jane has presented workshops at professional, local, and national conferences.

Jane created a manual, "Managing Feelings and Behavior in the Classroom and at Home," used by the Center for Child Counseling as a guide and reference for teachers and parents of young children. Jane co-authored a chapter in "Play Therapy Techniques with Very Young At-Risk Children in Child Care Settings" published in the book Play Therapy with Very Young Children, edited by Dr. Charles Shaefer.