Ashley Berry LMHC, graduated with a master’s degree from CUNY Brooklyn College as a Mental Health Counselor and Psychotherapist. She is in the process of furthering her training and specialization in trauma at NYU Silver School of Social Work as well as in nervous system resilience and regulation under the Polyvagal Theory founder, Dr. Stephen Porges. Previously, Ashley spent over fifteen years in private practice with domestic abuse agencies and a diverse range of neurodiverse clientele. 

While Ashley’s approach is rooted psychodynamically and existentially, she grounds much of her work in holistic, somatic, nervous system, and relational fields. Ashley specializes in trauma, existential crises, shadow work, re-parenting, chronic pain and illness, grief and loss (pets included), anxiety, depression, gender identity, and LGBTQIA+ issues. 

With a deeply intuitive and empathetic emphasis, Ashley focuses on co-exploring all the systems, dynamics, patterns in our lives and within society, to better make the unconscious - conscious. The essential goal is for the individual to be heard, seen, and offered the opportunity to recognize and reintegrate the fragmented and less adaptive parts of themselves, allowing for deeper healing and personal growth.