Ashley Weiland LPC, LMHC

Certified in Traumatic Incident Reduction, I help clients process wounds, release emotional weight, and move forward with confidence.

Working with the addiction population since 2011, including Drug Court clients, guiding them to heal, break cycles, and reclaim their lives in lasting recovery.

Person-centered therapist creating a safe space where clients explore, heal, and grow at their own pace, fostering lasting personal growth.

My expertise includes treating anxiety disorders by addressing both symptoms and underlying emotional patterns. Using evidence-based and person-centered methods, I support clients in improving emotional regulation, reducing avoidance, and building long-term coping skills.

My expertise includes treating anxiety disorders by addressing both symptoms and underlying emotional patterns. Using evidence-based and person-centered methods, I support clients in improving emotional regulation, reducing avoidance, and building long-term coping skills.

My expertise includes treating anxiety disorders by addressing both symptoms and underlying emotional patterns. Using evidence-based and person-centered methods, I support clients in improving emotional regulation, reducing avoidance, and building long-term coping skills.

My expertise includes treating anxiety disorders by addressing both symptoms and underlying emotional patterns. Using evidence-based and person-centered methods, I support clients in improving emotional regulation, reducing avoidance, and building long-term coping skills.

I specialize in treating PTSD using Trauma Incident Reduction (TIR) along with other evidence-based modalities. I help clients safely process traumatic experiences, reduce distressing symptoms, and restore a sense of safety, control, and emotional stability through individualized, trauma-informed care.

I treat addiction through a trauma-informed, evidence-based approach, helping clients heal underlying trauma, build coping skills, and achieve lasting recovery. I have experience supporting court-involved clients, including those in drug court or other legal programs.