Ashley Charbonneau
Creating 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.
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.
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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)​
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Education:
Pursuing PhD in Social Work, anticipated Fall 2026
Master's in Social Work from USC, 2013
BA in Psychology and Religion, University of Rochester, 2012
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​*I am not taking new offense-specific clients and refer all inquiries to Nova Counseling.
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Outside of the mental health field
I am the Executive Director for the KNU for Kids Foundation, a private foundation. I also volunteer with Team Hoyt Denver, a nonprofit that creates opportunities for athletes with disabilities. In the past, I volunteered with Alpha Phi students and advisors 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, spending time with my three dogs, and fostering other dogs until they find their forever homes.