Ashley
Smith
Ashley Smith
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Campus:
Dallas, TX
- Department: Clinical Mental Health Counseling
- Institution: The Chicago School
Biography
Dr. Ashley Smith started her professional counseling career in 2009, with experiences ranging from working with veterans, addictions, youth, psychiatric patients, and partial and intensive outpatient services. She has experiences working as a clinical supervisor, mental health therapist, behavioral health coordinator, and currently as a private practice owner of Rejuvenation Counseling and Assistant Professor at The Chicago School.
Dr. Smith earned her PhD from Capella University in 2025, her Masters from Mississippi College in 2011 and her Bachelors from Alcorn State University in 2008.
Dr. Smith's research experience is centered on mental health, intersectionality and college student-athletes. Dr. Smith's publications include: "The Described Experience of Intersectionality (The Combined Influence of Race, Social Class and Ethnicity) and Mental Health of Former Black College Student-Athletes.
Dr. Smith enjoys serving in her profession, teaching, public speaking and writing. Dr. Smith also enjoys reading, traveling, working out, giving back to the community and spending time with her husband and her 2 sons
Education History
Degree Institution Year Bachelor of Science Alcorn State University , Lorman 2008 Master of Science Mississippi College , Clinton 2011 Doctorate of Philosophy Capella University , Online 2024 Professional Memberships
Role Organization Member American Counseling Association Member Chi Sigma Iota Member Texas Counseling Association Areas of Expertise
Area Expertise Addiction/Substance Abuse Co-occurring Disorders Child & Adolescent Development Cognitive Development Diversity Community Mental Health Cultural Issues Diversity Issues Mood Disorders Bipolar Disorder Depression Licenses
Licensed Professional Counselor , Texas Licensed Professional Counselor , Mississippi Professional Skills
Diagnosis, Psychotherapy, Crisis Management/Risk Assessment, Behavioral Health Interventions


























