Ashley Gunn, MS, LPC, Clinical Supervisor

 

I love my work as a Licensed Professional Counselor. I feel so blessed to have found my calling early in life. Owning my practice lets met support others and honor my needs and lifestyle as well. I live with my husband of 13 years in the West Valley with 4 awesome pets (I WILL show photos, if asked!). I hold a Bachelors of Science in Behavioral Health and a Masters of Science in Counseling; I completed my licensure hours with Christian Counseling Services in AZ. While there, I took on a leadership role and over the next 4 years we expanded the CCS network to over 25 professionals. In 2021, I left CCS and started Keyframe Therapy. I am passionate about helping my clients find lasting change and I know therapy is effective because of my own journey of healing. I am proud to offer EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) services and I have a passion for working with clients who have experienced all kinds of trauma and attachment injuries. I identify as a late-diagnosed neurodivergent and have worked to bring a celebration and affirmation of neurodiversity to my work.

I am independently licensed with the AZ Board of Behavioral Health Examiners under license #LPC-17929 and I am an approved clinical supervisor. I am fully trained in EMDR and have additional training in the Gottman Method for couples. When my counselor hat is off, I love to spend time with my energetic dogs, Darling and Lady, and go on breakfast dates with my husband, Matt. I like traveling, pretty flowers, and I am blessed to be an aunt to a growing group of awesome kids. My favorite hobby is crocheting with comfort TV. In fact, I often use show quotes in regular conversation, even sessions; “10 points to Hufflepuff” if you catch it!

What will therapy with me be like?

  • My goal is to foster a therapeutic journey that is rooted in understanding, growth, and healing. I aim to create a place where your unique experiences are not just heard, but deeply understood. With a profound commitment to trauma-informed care, I approach our sessions with sensitivity, recognizing the importance of holding safe space.

    Together, we will embark on a transformative journey, one where you'll find your voice, reclaim your strength, and discover the beauty of your narrative. Our therapeutic alliance is a collaborative venture, uniquely designed to empower you on your path towards self-discovery and growth.

  • My practice is built upon a foundation of neurodivergent awareness, acknowledging and honoring the beautiful spectrum of minds. Whether you're seeking support for yourself or a loved one, my insights into neurodivergent experiences shape our sessions into a harmonious partnership.

    Attachment lies at the heart of human connections, and I am dedicated to exploring its intricate dynamics in our work together. With insight and an affirmative atmosphere, I walk alongside you as we navigate these attachments, fostering resilience and building stronger connections.

    Compassion is more than just a word – it's a commitment. I am resolute in providing a space where you can authentically be yourself. Your identity, experiences, and aspirations are met with respect and validation, nurturing a sense of belonging and acceptance.

  • I draw upon a blend of therapeutic methods tailored to your needs. This includes the transformative power of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) for trauma, Internal Family System (IFS) therapy for integrated self-discovery, attachment theory to nurture resilient connections, somatic practices to foster embodiment, and the art of non-defensive listening to create a safe haven for your thoughts and emotions, both in session and in your world.

 

Jody Moore, MS, LAC

 

Jody Moore is a Licensed Associate Counselor (LAC) and recently graduated from Grand Canyon University. She is currently under the direct supervision of Ashley Gunn, MS, LPC who is an approved Clinical Supervisor through the Arizona Board of Behavioral Health Examiners.

Jody is passionate about working with individuals struggling with codependency, self-esteem issues, addictions, low self-worth, anxiety, depression, and trauma. Jody’s background includes working with serious mentally ill adults, children, adolescents, and teenagers. She is trained in EMDR trauma therapy and takes a trauma focused approach to counseling. Along with seeing private clients throughout the week, Jody currently works at The Meadows in Wickenburg where she works with women who struggle with a variety of issues including codependency, intimacy issues, addictions, and sexual abuse.

Jody is married and has four grown children and six grandchildren. Jody currently resides in the West Valley and sees clients via telehealth. She can be reached directly at 480-414-6523 or jodymoore@keyframetherapy.com, or by submitting an inquiry with the “Contact Us” button below.