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John F.
Robertson

Welcome to the official website of John Robertson, Ph.D. Explore insights from a seasoned clinical psychologist dedicated to promoting mental health and well-being. Discover resources on trauma resolution, addiction recovery, and community support through his extensive experience and commitment to service.

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About The Author

John F. Robertson

John F. Robertson, Ph.D., is a licensed clinical psychologist practicing in Florida and New York. He operates his psychology practice in Orlando, where he provides services to a diverse clientele, focusing on trauma resolution, substance use recovery, and chronic mental health issues. Dr. Robertson played a pivotal role in mental health advocacy as a founding member and Executive Director of the National Black Alcoholism and Addictions Council. Additionally, he co-founded the National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, highlighting his commitment to public health initiatives.

About The Book

Where Does The Road Go:

“Where Does The Road Go: A Journey Through Life” is the first installment in a planned series by John Robertson, tracing the author’s life journey from the 1940s through the 1960s. This book combines personal narrative with broader reflections on the social and cultural dynamics that shaped the author’s formative years. Through a series of vivid recollections, Robertson invites readers into his early memories, illustrating his upbringing in Jamaica and the influences that shaped his identity.

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Where Does The Road Go: A Journey Through Life

Finding My Path (1960s-1980s)

Building Legacy (1980s1970s-Present)

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Where Does The Road Go:

A Journey Through Life

Embark on a profound journey with John Robertson as he explores life’s pivotal moments. Discover the resilience, roots, and roads that shape our destinies in this captivating memoir. Uncover the mystery within.

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