1. Ashley Rogers, MA LPC
502 Ridgeway Street Dallas, TX 75214
214.586.0044 ● ashleyrogerslpc@gmail.com
Licensing
Licensed Professional Counselor, ​Texas License #65415
Education
Master of Arts in Counseling, St. Edward’s University, 2008
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, The University of Texas at Austin, 2005
Bachelor of Arts in Art, The University of Texas at Austin, 2005
Professional Experience
Galaxy Counseling Center Dallas (August 2016 – current)
Clinical Director
● Management and supervision of a team of 20 clinicians including 2 Clinical Supervisors, Licensed Clinicians,
Licensed Psychologists, LPC­Interns, and Practicum Students
● Management of delivery of programs and services per multiple grant funders and state/city contracts
● Crisis counseling and management of client care
● Training, supervision, and facilitation of multiple EBP groups for a wide ranging population
● Supervision and delivery of client assessments, treatment plans, client care coordination, transition and
discharge plans
Metrocare Services, Dallas (September 2014 – August 2016)
Clinical Supervisor​ – Forensic Assertive Community Treatment Program/Forensic Diversion Unit/Outpatient
Competency Restoration Program
● Individual and Group therapy and intensive case management services for outpatient adults involved in the
criminal justice system that also have a chronic mental health diagnosis including dual diagnosis and psychotic
spectrum disorders
● Management and supervision of a team of 20 clinicians including 2 Clinical Managers, Licensed Clinicians,
Medical Nursing Staff, and Substance Abuse Specialists
● Management of delivery of programs and services per the TCOOMMI contract
● Delivery of intensive services to at risk population referred for treatment from the Dallas County Court System
including coordination of care with specialty courts
● Crisis counseling and management of client care
● Training, supervision, and facilitation of multiple EBP groups for special needs adults in the forensic population
● Supervision and delivery of client assessments, treatment plans, client care coordination, transition and
discharge plans
Violence Intervention Program ­ USC Affiliated Community Mental Health Ctr, Los Angeles (July 2012 – Aug 2014)
Clinical Therapist – Outpatient Child, Adolescent, and Family Therapy
● Department of Mental Health​ paperwork completion and delivery
● Individual, Group, and Family therapy for at risk youth and families with diagnosis including PTSD, Mood
Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, and Eating Disorders
● Delivery of intensive services to at risk population referred for treatment from the Los Angeles Probation
Department and DCFS of LA County
● Crisis counseling and management of client care
● Facilitation and delivery of multiple EBP groups for children, adolescents, and families

2. ● Supervision and delivery of client assessments, treatment plans, client care coordination, transition and
discharge plans
Phoenix House Academy, Los Angeles (July 2010 – June 2012)
Deputy Director ­ Adolescent Inpatient Substance Abuse Treatment Center specializing in dual diagnosis
● DMH​ paperwork completion and delivery
● Individual, Group, and Family therapy for inpatient at risk adolescents (13­18) with dual diagnosis including
PTSD, Mood Disorders, Anxiety Disorders, and Eating Disorders
● Management and supervision of Case Managers, Recovery Specialists, and Direct Care Counselors to a
program of 30 to 35 clients
● Delivery of intensive services to at risk population referred for treatment from the Los Angeles Probation
Department and DCFS of LA County
● Crisis counseling and management of client care
● Training, supervision, and facilitation of multiple EBP groups for adolescents and families
● Supervision and delivery of client assessments, treatment plans, client care coordination, transition and
discharge plans
● CARF Accreditation Management
Communities In Schools, Austin, Texas (August 2008 – June 2010)
Counselor ­ LBJ High School ­ at risk youth case management, counseling and crisis management
● Onsite delivery of individual and group counseling, case management, family counseling, and crisis
intervention to an average case load of 30 adolescent at risk youth.
● Community services linkage and wrap around coordination for at risk youth
● Prepare and submit timely documentation and fidelity as required by funders and program coordinator
● Counseled at risk children (0­5) and adolescents (6­18) individually to provide behavioral interventions in order
to address their anxiety, depression and anger
● Conducted in­home family therapy for clients needing additional services to promote desired outcomes
● Correlated with treatment team, parents and special education teachers to consult, develop and assess on
child’s treatment to accomplish desired outcome of goals.
Cares ­ Family Resource Center, Austin, Texas (Jan 2008 – June 2010)
Family Therapist/Facilitator
● Individual, couples, and group counseling with a wide ranging population including at risk adolescents,
families, dual diagnosis, chronic sexual and physical abuse, PTSD, suicidality, co­morbidity between mental
and physical conditions, mood disorders, eating disorders, self injury, and personality disorders
● Positive Parenting class coordinator for parents referred through DCFS
● Developing therapeutic working alliance, counseling, consulting, collaborating, and decision making with
clients within a practical and professional context
● Application of ethical practices involving confidentiality, self­disclosure, and establishing counselor­client
boundaries.
● Ongoing client care management, treatment plan conception and implementation, collection of monies,
participation in peer group consultation and general office maintenance
Williamson County Adult Probation, Round Rock, Texas (Jan 2008 – June 2010)
Intensive Outpatient Program/Aftercare Contract Counselor
● Responsible for program development for the intensive substance abuse outpatient program for adult
probation population
● Responsible for group facilitation for both IOP and Aftercare programs
● Prepare and submit timely documentation and fidelity as required by funders and program director
● Developing therapeutic working alliance, counseling, consulting, collaborating, and decision making with
clients within a practical and professional context
● Application of ethical practices involving confidentiality, self­disclosure, and establishing counselor­client
boundaries.

3. ● Ongoing client care management, treatment plan conception and implementation, collection of monies,
participation in peer group consultation and general office maintenance
Capital Area Mental Health Center, Austin, TX (2007)
Therapist Intern
● Individual, couples, and group counseling with a wide ranging population including adolescents, families, dual
diagnosis, chronic sexual and physical abuse, PTSD, suicidality, co­morbidity between mental and physical
conditions, mood disorders, eating disorders, self injury, and personality disorders
● Developing therapeutic working alliance, counseling, consulting, collaborating, and decision making with
clients within a practical and professional context
● Application of ethical practices involving confidentiality, self­disclosure, and establishing counselor­client
boundaries.
● Ongoing client care management, treatment plan conception and implementation, collection of monies,
participation in peer group consultation and general office maintenance
Texas State University, San Marcos, TX (2006)
Counselor Intern
● Individual short term counseling and crisis intervention
● Developing therapeutic working alliance, counseling, consulting, collaborating, and decision making with
clients within a practical and professional context
● Application of ethical practices involving confidentiality, self­disclosure, and establishing counselor­client
boundaries.
● Ongoing client care management, short term treatment plan conception and implementation, peer group
consultation and general office maintenance
AETNA (Formerly Resources for Living), Austin, Texas (January 2005­December2007)
Intake/Assessment Clinical Specialist
● Provide supportive active listening and collaboration with clients; Assess and manage crisis calls and
implement all policies and procedures for suicidal callers; Triage client’s within the call center environment
utilizing intricate software system
● Intake and assessment for clients seeking community counseling referrals and substance abuse referrals;
community resource linkage
Research
• Austin Marriage Project​ – The University of Texas at Austin, series of long term studies
on how couples grow and change early on in marriage (2009­2010)
• Pair Project​ – The University of Texas at Austin, longitudinal study examining courtship,
marriage, and divorce predictors (1992­1994)
Presentations/Trainings/Workshops
• ACT FAST​: Assertive Community Treatment for Mental Health Felony Offenders – Texas
Council Conference 2016
• May It Please the Court​: Jail Diversion Options for the Mentally Ill Offender – Texas
Council Conference 2015
• Client De­Escalation and Intervention Strategies​ – Adolescent dual diagnosis focused
training tailored for line staff, or clinical treatment team
• Introduction to Somatic Therapies and Trauma​ – Introductory training for Clinical
Interns as a part of the Domestic Violence Training at YWCA Glendale; Intro Training for
Clinicians at MHMR in Dallas County
• Anger Management ​– Adult based training with a focus in the healing professions

4. • Treatment Retention and Induction Program​ (TRIP) – Evidenced Based Early
Engagement Cognitive Mapping Group for Adolescents
• Lasting Love​ – Couples workshop focused on attachment, emotion regulation, and
conflict resolution
• Domestic Violence​ – Clinical intervention training designed for health practitioners
annually delivered to Medical Students at USC and Loyola Marymount University
Professional Development/Certifications
• EBP Certified​ in the following: Seeking Safety, ART, MAP, IPT, CORS, Strengthening Families Program, Parents as
Treatment Partners, TRIP (Treatment Retention and Induction Program); Enhanced Cognitive Mapping
• Somatic Experiencing Practitioner Certification Training­ 3 year training in trauma and crisis resolution,
Peter Levine, PhD. 2012­2014
• The Whole Brain Child Approach: Develop Kids’ Minds & Integrate Their Brains for Better Treatment
Outcomes, 2012
• Narrative Therapy with Children, Adolescents, and Adults­ Michael White, March 2008
• Mindsight Institute: Trauma Training­ Daniel Siegel, M.D., January 2008, 2011, 2013
• First­Aid and CPR; Pro­Act Certified, 2013; SAMA Certified 2014
REFERENCES AND SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION FURNISHED​ UPON REQUEST