KIDS LIFE COACH | EDUCATOR | AUTHOR | SPEAKER
Love, curiosity, and wisdom continually guide Ashley's three-generation approach to children, families, and communities. She defines the three-generation approach as working with the caring adult and or parent, the child, and the future generation within the child. A question that drives Ashley's work with community is, "How much more good can we do together when people feel better about themselves and each other?" It's a question that helps her teach the skills of happiness. With these skills, kids of all ages - adults included - can live purposefully with more joy and ease.
Ashley has worked with hundreds of children and families professionally in the last 14 years from a variety of backgrounds and abilities. Her experiences as a Family Support Specialist; Case Manager and Program Coordinator; Children's Ministry Director; Afterschool Teacher; and School-based Tutor inform her experiences as a Master Certified Life Coach for kids of all ages, adults included.
Ashley is a San Francisco native with Garifuna roots in Trujillo, Honduras. She is an optimist, nature lover, proud Howard University Alumna, and a proud Brown University Alumna.
View some of her previous work with women and youth here.
Click here to view pictures of Ashley's previous work with adults.
What Ashley helps people accomplish
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Strengthen your connection to your heart for stress reduction and deeper emotional intelligence.
Your life is your greatest opportunity to live fully. Change the way you speak about yourself, your family, your job, and your community with one-on-one coaching.
Give a young person you love opportunities to manage stress, improve emotional regulation, and develop confident communication while exploring their interests.
Tuesday nights at Alive and Free Omega Boys Club in San Francisco, CA, is always an insightful time. Ashley facilitated an end-of-the-year (June 2023) wellness workshop for high school- and college-aged youth. Activities included trust-building exercises, cultivating calm through play, rest and meditation, and strengthening our approach to overcoming fears.
Adrienne R., Martinez, CA, Mother of 2
Danielle W., San Lorenzo, CA, Mother of 3
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