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Ashley Aulestia

Ash-lee Ow-les-tee-ah

She/Her

Mental Health Counselor
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Therapy Style

Resilience Based Conversational Warm Reflective Attuned Calmly Challenging

Languages Spoken

English Spanish

Expertise

Cultural issues PTSD Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma ADD or ADHD Grief Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Climate Anxiety Burnout Infidelity
My approach is grounded in fostering a safe, trusting space for clients to show up and share as their authentic selves by offering culturally-affirming, trauma-informed, collaborative, and empathic care. I believe pain and struggles make sense in context. My hope is to support you in understanding the roots of your challenges, processing their effects, and creating self-compassion and acceptance.
I am a bilingual, bicultural therapist and native New Yorker with experience working with diverse populations who struggle with trauma, depression, anxiety, immigration, acculturation, relationships, self-esteem, body image, and identity. My approach integrates interventions rooted in psychodynamic therapy, internal family systems, acceptance commitment therapy, and attachment theory.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine, Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine B.A. in Diplomacy and World Affairs, Occidental College

License #

MHC-LP #132396-01

Ashley Aulestia

Ash-lee Ow-les-tee-ah

She/Her

Mental Health Counselor
My approach is grounded in fostering a safe, trusting space for clients to show up and share as their authentic selves by offering culturally-affirming, trauma-informed, collaborative, and empathic care. I believe pain and struggles make sense in context. My hope is to support you in understanding the roots of your challenges, processing their effects, and creating self-compassion and acceptance.
I am a bilingual, bicultural therapist and native New Yorker with experience working with diverse populations who struggle with trauma, depression, anxiety, immigration, acculturation, relationships, self-esteem, body image, and identity. My approach integrates interventions rooted in psychodynamic therapy, internal family systems, acceptance commitment therapy, and attachment theory.

Education

M.A. in Mental Health Counseling and Behavioral Medicine, Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine B.A. in Diplomacy and World Affairs, Occidental College

License #

MHC-LP #132396-01

Therapy Style

Calmly Challenging Resilience Based Attuned Reflective Warm Conversational

Languages Spoken

English Spanish

Expertise

Cultural issues PTSD Racism Perfectionism Social Anxiety Childhood Trauma ADD or ADHD Grief Chronic Illness Body Dysmorphia Climate Anxiety Burnout Infidelity
Q.

What would you like clients to know?

A.

Your struggles make sense, truly. You are trying to navigate your journey as best as you can and I am here to support you without judgment.

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