Ashley Quinn, LMSW

I'm so glad you're here. 

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Whatever has brought you to this point of either seeking therapy for the first time, transitioning providers or overall just trying again, I'm glad you made it. 

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I am very passionate about supporting clients who have survived complex and generational trauma throughout the lifespan. Healing is often an intentional, slow-moving process that begins with the establishment of safety and somatic trust. As we map your nervous system and build sustainable coping tools, I will gently guide you through your lived experiences at a pace that keeps your nervous system emotionally regulated. This approach requires commitment, patience, and a willingness to honor your own boundaries as you heal.

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I use an individualized approach and combine embodiment techniques with parts work and psychodynamics to better help you gain insight into yourself and release unhelpful narratives, beliefs and stuck emotions. I also consider the intersectionality of identities while doing so with a trauma-informed, anti-oppressive lens.

I will walk alongside you, I will provide a safe space needed to explore your healing journey, I will provide guidance and support, and empower you to make the changes you desire. 

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Ashley Quinn has five years of experience as a social worker (2015-2020), providing support to children and families within the child welfare system in Metro Detroit. In 2020, Ashley transitioned into providing court-ordered therapeutic support to individuals and families and then transitioned into private practice in 2021 specializing in working with historically marginalized individuals, cycle breakers, and the 'responsible ones' who are carrying the weight of systemic pressure, family expectations, and workplace trauma.