I am a bilingual English and Spanish-speaking, bicultural (Chilena) clinical social worker. I received my BA in Psychology and Education from UC Santa Cruz, and completed my master’s in social work at UC Berkeley.I utilize a variety of treatment modalities and interventions including: motivational interviewing, cognitive behavioral therapy, and mindfulness.
I am extremely passionate about supporting the healing journeys of children, youth, and families, while being mindful of the privilege and responsibility that it entails. My sole hope in providing therapy is to provide a safe and inclusive space so that my clients feel seen and heard.
Ashley Basualdo, LCSW
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“Your email will be sent to the mental health professional. Latinx Therapy does not read your email. Please note that email communication may not be entirely secure. Sending an email through this page does not guarantee that the recipient will receive, read, or respond to it and spam filters could prevent its delivery. We recommend you follow-up via the mental health therapist’s practice if you do not hear back.”
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