Brandon Robinson is originally from Detroit, MI, has been living in NC since 2003, and now has a wife and two daughters. Brandon has been engaged in the industry of substance use disorder since 2001 and began practicing professionally after gaining clinical licensure in 2005. Brandon attended Western Michigan University for a BS in Psychology and then on to East Carolina University for a Master’s in Science degree in Rehabilitation Counseling.
Brandon is now a Licensed Clinical Addiction Specialist, Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor, and Certified Clinical Supervisor. Brandon owns Counseling Choices, a private practice in Raleigh, which entails providing clinical supervision, conducting highly structured clinical interventions for families struggling to get their loved one into treatment, and also sees clients out of this location who suffer from substance use disorder and other co-occurring conditions. Most notably, between 2012 and 2019 Brandon was the clinical director for Wake County Drug Treatment Court, where Brandon helped integrate policies on harm reduction approaches into the criminal justice system.
Brandon has a passion for helping others and specifically has an ongoing interest in the improvement of clinical practice within the addiction field. In his free time, he loves to golf, follow sports, watch crime documentaries, and garden. Overall, Brandon is a reasonable and laid back person, other than his delusional belief that each year he feels the Detroit Tigers baseball team will make it to the World Series.
Chandler Huggins
Chandler Huggins is a wellness coach and loves the process of self-improvement. He provides individual coaching that addresses wellness through all facets of life including relationships, nutrition, fitness, and mindfulness. Chandler works in conjunction with your clinician to help you reach your fullest potential.
Chandler holds a degree in Economics from UNC-Chapel Hill and for several years he worked for a financial advisor. While there, he mentored some newer employees and realized he found more joy in empowering others to grow and succeed. He then completed Integrative Health Coach training at the Duke Center for Living and is certified by the National Board of Health & Wellness Coaches.
Chandler’s personal mission is two-fold: Improve Lives, Become Better. ‘Improve Lives’ signifies a focus on service to others first and foremost in life. ‘Become Better’ is a daily commitment to practice self-improvement.Having recovered from multiple addictions, he believes living the “One Day at A Time” mantra is critical to success in recovery and life. There is no end to the journey of recovery — continuing to grow mentally, physically and spiritually is the beauty of it.
Chandler lives in Raleigh and is an avid golfer. He spends his free time reading non-fiction, running and volunteering. His favorite reads are Into Thin Air and The Four Agreements. He is currently training for his 12th ultramarathon.
Roy Page, MA, CADC-A
Roy Page serves as a recovery coach, peer group moderator, and counselor, working closely with clients and their families to design and implement personalized recovery plans. He brings a unique blend of entrepreneurial expertise, business leadership, and strategic planning into his coaching practice.
In 2021, Roy and his wife Lynne co-founded Crossings Addiction Recovery, LLC, a North Carolina-based non-profit dedicated to supporting individuals and families in overcoming alcohol and drug addiction. Crossings integrates innovative treatment methods with the therapeutic experience of sailing, empowering clients with essential recovery tools and life-changing pathways.
With over 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur, CEO, and senior executive in marketing, advertising, and public relations, Roy also serves as a partner at the mergers and acquisitions firm TobinLeff.
Roy is the author of A Letter to Evan, an Amazon Best Seller. The book is a heartfelt letter to his son, written after what Roy describes as “a perfect storm” in their lives. Additionally, he holds over five American Sailing Association certifications.
Roy earned a Master of Arts in Counseling from Liberty University and a Bachelor of Science in Business from the University of North Carolina at Wilmington. He is also a Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC), accredited by the North Carolina Addictions Specialist Professional Practice Board.
