Ashley Rodriguez

About Ashley Rodriguez

The mind has a mind of its own.”It’s no secret that the human mind is a complex, infinite landscape—layered, adaptive, and deeply fascinating. My curiosity for this intricate world is what drives my work in clinical neuropsychology and psychotherapy. I am deeply committed to understanding how the brain, body, and spirit communicate—and how that knowledge can be used to help individuals heal, thrive, and reclaim their sense of wholeness.As a Clinical Neuropsychology PhD Intern, I bring a trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and neurodiversity-affirming approach to every aspect of my work. My career sits at the intersection of science, intuition, and compassion—where research meets real-life transformation.I specialize in comprehensive neuropsychological assessment, trauma-informed psychotherapy, and integrative healing. My training spans child, adolescent, and adult populations, with a focus on the interplay between neurodevelopment, identity, and resilience. I approach each client and their family with deep empathy, curiosity, and respect for their unique lived experiences.Professional Highlights:Provide neuropsychological evaluations under the supervision of leading, board-certified neuropsychologists, including lifespan cognitive, academic, and socio-emotional assessments.Deliver individualized psychotherapy integrating cognitive neuroscience, trauma research, and culturally attuned care.Experienced in clinical supervision, MA-Level mentorship, and interdisciplinary collaboration.Skilled in designing and leading community-based workshops and psychoeducational programs on trauma, parenting, and emotional regulation.Conduct research to explore the lived experiences of Black women navigating sexuality, identity, and liberation through a hermeneutic-phenomenological lens.Ultimately, my work is grounded in one belief: healing is both art and science—and when guided by compassion, curiosity, and consciousness, it transforms everything it touches.

Experience

1. Clinical Neuropsychologist

   The Center For Cognitive Health

   Nov 2025 — Present · Colorado Springs, CO, US

   Conduct comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations for children, adolescents, and adults under direct supervision (Clinical Supervisor: Dr. Emily Inman, Ph.D.).Administer, score, and interpret a wide range of cognitive, academic, executive-functioning, and socio-emotional assessments.Provide individual psychotherapy integrating neuropsychological insight with evidence-based modalities.Participate in diagnostic formulation, feedback sessions, and interdisciplinary consultation.Receive specialized training in lifespan neuropsychology and clinical integration of cognitive data within therapeutic practice.Engage in ongoing professional development, supervision, and scholarly review to strengthen assessment and intervention competency.

Education

• Saint Leo University

  Bachelor of Arts - BA, Psychology

  2015 — 2017

• Walden University

  Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Clinical Psychology

• Northwestern University

  Master of Arts - MA, Counseling Psychology

  2018 — 2020

• Community College of the Air Force

  Associate of Applied Science, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration