Krystle Aschenaki, MA LPCC, LADC (she/her)
Hey I'm Krystle! I work with adults who have carried the weight of feeling like too much and never enough—holding stories rarely seen or heard. In our work, those old messages begin to soften. Your voice rises. Quiet strength returns. Together, we create space to pause, breathe, and explore new ways of being.
As a queer, Mexican American, Tejana, neurodivergent momma, I move through worlds not built for my identities, culture, or humanity. I’ve learned to listen deeply—to the silences, the fractures, the wisdom at the margins. I walk this path with humility and intention, naming how systems both uplift and harm. Motherhood is my fiercest teacher, offering lessons in attunement, repair, and the spaciousness required for expansion. I bring curiosity, warmth, and humor into our work, honoring the fullness of your story.
Outside of sessions, you’ll find me with my family, out in nature, blasting music, toggling between books, or laughing loudly with my kids. These everyday moments keep me rooted, reminding me of joy, connection, and the messy, sometimes beautiful rhythm of being human.
Trainings: Anchored Relational Therapy/(AIR Network Model) certification, Mindfulness skills, Motivational Interviewing, CBT, and Harm-Reduction
Specialties: adults 18+, complex and developmental trauma, neuro-dissociative states, family of origin concerns, life transitions, intersectional identities, late diagnosed neurodivergence, substance use concerns, and the impact of intergenerational cycles on parenting
