Ashley Gonzalez

Graduate

Marriage and Family Therapy Intern | Northwestern University

Ashley is a graduate-level counseling intern from Northwestern University completing a Master of Science in Marriage and Family Therapy. She provides compassionate, evidence-based therapy for individuals, couples, and families, specializing in anxiety, trauma, life transitions, and relationship challenges.

Areas of expertise:

  • Anxiety counseling for adults and young adults

  • Trauma-informed therapy and PTSD support

  • Couples and relationship counseling (communication, conflict, rebuilding trust)

  • Support for major life transitions (career changes, relocation, identity shifts)

Therapeutic approach:

Ashley blends mindfulness techniques, attachment-based therapy, and cognitive-behavioral strategies (CBT) to help clients feel grounded, build resilience, and develop practical skills for emotional regulation and healthier relationships. Her style is empathetic, curious, and deeply respectful of each client’s story.

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Inclusive, client-centered care:

Ashley is committed to creating a safe, inclusive environment where clients can heal, grow, and reconnect with their authentic selves. She works collaboratively with clients to set goals and tailor treatment plans that fit individual needs and cultural backgrounds.

Clinical supervision and reduced-rate sessions:

All sessions with Ashley are closely supervised by licensed clinician Mieke Stapelberg, LPC. Sessions are offered at a reduced rate as part of Greenwich Counseling and Northwestern University’s clinical training program, making quality counseling more accessible.

Contact To schedule a reduced-rate counseling session with Ashley or to learn more about availability and supervision, contact Greenwich Counseling

Thoughtful therapy for individuals, couples, and families

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Support for anxiety, trauma, and life transitions

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Supervised care rooted in empathy and respect

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Thoughtful therapy for individuals, couples, and families · Support for anxiety, trauma, and life transitions · Supervised care rooted in empathy and respect ·