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Ashley D. Sweet
MA, LPC, LMHC, CCRC
Pronouns: She, Her, Hers
I am a feminist activist, licensed psychotherapist and clinical researcher practicing in Virginia and Florida.
I help my clients see the ways their beliefs about themselves, their world, and their relationships hold them back from living their best lives.
As a pleasure-centered therapist, I specialize in helping people rekindle arousal, intimacy and sexual pleasure.
With more than ten years of experience as a researcher, I am grounded in the data and science of sexual and reproductive health, but stay rooted in honoring the deep wisdom found in each person I meet.
I am a licensed professional counselor in the state of Virginia and a licensed mental health counselor in the state of Florida, with more than seven years of counseling experience.
By encouraging my clients to practice effective communication, vulnerability, authenticity, boundary setting and self-care, I help them transform ideas of power and what it means to be an empowered human and sexual being.

Professional Expertise
Counseling & Consulting, Leadership, Workshops & Retreats

For more than a decade I have worked to provide sex-positive education and empowerment to people through feminist activism and counseling.
I am available for client sessions via video or phone (telehealth) in the states of Virginia and Florida.
If you are struggling with sexual anxiety, problems in relationships, communication, self-esteem or find that a set belief is holding you back from achieving your desired goals, I want to help.
Through empowerment, cognitive restructuring, and mindfulness that encourages deep self-reflection and growth, you can begin to dispute negative thought patterns, trace the origins of these thoughts, and challenge self-doubt.
I work with individuals and couples struggling with intimacy, pleasure, and sexual health. I support clients who are part of the LGBTQ+ and consensual non-monogamy communities.
I am a bisexual, white, ciswoman, and understand the power and privileges that shape my perspective in the world. My goal is always to take an intersectional-feminist lens to my work.