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Ashley Bobroff

M.A., Registered Mental Health Counselor

A white woman with dyed hair sitting in a sensory swing with an inviting smile on her face

Is your child struggling with a trauma, life event, grief, navigating this neurotypical world that we live in, or struggling with suicidal thoughts? Does your child need some extra support in processing difficult experiences? Ashley is here to walk alongside them in their journey.
 

Ashley has specific training and experience in working from a trauma-informed lens with children who have been through trauma/abuse, struggle with suicidal ideation, have experienced grief/loss, and neurodivergent children that may need help figuring out how to move through the world around them.  Ashley is AutPlay trained and is passionate about working with the neurodivergent and LGBTQ+ communities. 
 

Ashley tailors her therapy approach to the individual child and their experience, developmental level, and personality. Ashley works to build a connection and establish a sense of trust and safety with your child through play. Children have this amazing way of using their play to reveal parts of their life that may be difficult to verbalize. When they do verbalize their struggles, Ashley follows their lead and help them discover the next part of their process.
 

Your child deserves to feel heard and to have a safe space to process their emotions. Ashely is honored to be here to create that for them. Ashley here to listen and help your child through these difficult times.​

Education

Credentials

Northwestern University

University of Florida

Florida Department of Health

Master of Arts, Mental Health Counseling

Bachelor of Science, Family Youth & Community Sciences

Registered Mental Health Counseling Intern, RMHCI, IMH25607

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