Love, curiosity, and wisdom continually guide Ashley’s three-generation approach to children, families, and communities. She defines the three-generation approach as working with the caring adult and or parent, the child, and the future generation within the child. A question that drives Ashley’s work with children and youth is, “How do we help them create their spark for living lives of significance and interdependent contribution?” A question that drives her work with adults is how do we help them care for themselves and the young people in their care in a way that welcomes healing, wholeness, and ease.
Ashley has worked with hundreds of children and families professionally in the last 14 years from a variety of backgrounds and abilities. Her experiences as a Family Support Specialist; Case Manager and Program Coordinator; Children’s Ministry Director; Afterschool Teacher; and School-based Tutor inform her experiences as a Master Certified Life Coach for kids of all ages, adults included.
Ashley is a San Francisco native with Garifuna roots in Trujillo, Honduras. She is an optimist, and nature lover. proud Howard University Alumna, and a proud Brown University Alumna.
Ashley M. Blanco 