Ashley graduated from Walden University with her Masters of Social Work Degree in 2022. Throughout the last few years, Ashley has dedicated herself to becoming well versed working with a variety of vulnerable populations to include adolescents and teens within the school, those striving towards early recovery from substance use, and the homeless population. Ashley has experience partnering with her clients to address their goals towards resolving relationship and parenting issues, anger management, conducting family therapy, safety planning, self-esteem building, and addressing feelings of anxiety. She enjoys working with children and families to create a harmonious family structure. Ashley has a graduate certificate in Children and Families. She is certified as a School Social Worker PK-12. Ashley utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Attachment Theory, Acceptance and Commitment, and Family Therapy through a strengths-based perspective.
Additional areas of focus: Attachment issues, Communication problems, Life purpose, Pregnancy and childbirth, Self-harm, Self-love, Young adult issues
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Ashley was incredible to work with. She not only offered a genuine listening ear, but also provided thoughtful ideas that helped me improve both my personal and business goals. She communicates with kindness while still being honest and direct, which I truly appreciated. I never felt like she was just telling me what I wanted to hear, everything she shared felt real and valuable. Overall, I’m completely satisfied with her work and I’m looking forward to our next session.
Written on Apr 14, 2026 after therapy with Ashley for 2 weeks on issues concerning relationship issues, intimacy-related issues, sleeping disorders, anger management, compassion fatigue, and adhd