Ashlea’s path to becoming a therapist is anything but conventional. Before working in a counseling room, she spent nearly a decade serving her community as a firefighter and paramedic. Those years on the front lines shaped how she understands people, the invisible weight they carry, and the way strength and suffering can exist at the same time. That experience became the foundation of her calling.Today, Ashlea is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical and Transpersonal Hypnotherapist. She brings a rare combination of real world experience and clinical expertise to her work. A significant focus of her practice is supporting first responders, military members, veterans, and their families. Having lived that world herself, she understands the identity built around service and the challenges that can arise when that identity shifts.Ashlea holds both undergraduate and master’s degrees in mental health and clinical counseling and has completed more than 500 hours of clinical hypnosis training through the Institute of Interpersonal Hypnotherapy. She also brings over 5,000 hours of professional experience and advanced training in neuro-somatic therapy and psychedelic-assisted therapy.Her approach blends evidence-based practices with deeper healing work that supports the body, mind, and spirit. Ashlea works with clients in person in Loveland, Colorado and virtually.

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