Meet Ashley Charbonneau
I started Enso Counseling in 2016 and specialize in providing individual therapy to address substance abuse, unhealthy/abusive sexual behavior, and trauma. I have experience working with offenders of various crimes, victims of abuse and neglect, adolescents, and adults. I believe that treating a world without future victims must include knowledge about, and conversations with, both victims (survivors) and offenders, as well as restorative justice practices. I envision a world where everyone has the opportunity to heal, understand themselves and others, and forge healthy relationships.
An enso is a hand-drawn circle that captures a moment when the mind is free to let the body create. If the ring is open, it signifies movement and development; if the circle is closed, it signifies perfection. Our goal of therapy is to create space for movement and growth.
Licensure:
Licensed Clinical Social Worker (2016-present)
Licensed Addiction Counselor (2017-present)
SOMB* Treatment Provider, Evaluator and Clinical Supervisor (2014-present)
Approved Clinical Supervisor (2022-present)
NASM Personal Training Certificate (2015-2020)
Education:
Master's in Social Work from USC, 2013
BA in Psychology and Religion, University of Rochester, 2012
*Refer all offense-specific inquiries to Nova Counseling.
Outside of the mental health field
I am the Team Operations Manager for Team Hoyt Denver, a nonprofit that creates opportunities for athletes with disabilities. From 2016 to recently (2026), I was the Executive Director for the KNU for Kids Foundation, a private foundation. I volunteered with Alpha Phi students and advisors from 2012 to 2022, including at the University of Denver, the University of California at Irvine, and the University of Northern Colorado.
In my spare time, I enjoy running, traveling the world with my husband, and taking our 3 dogs to the dog park.