I’m Soren Ashley, a psychologist committed to depth, honesty, and slow, relational change. Growing up on a forested farm in NSW, the natural world taught me early lessons about connection, resilience, and stillness. These experiences, alongside over a decade of clinical work, have shaped my practice, which honours the complexity of human experience within a wider web of connection — including the more-than-human world.
How I Work
I offer individual, couples, family, and group therapy, with group work at the heart of my practice. My approach is relational and experiential, shaped by contemporary relational and ecological thinking. I’m committed to work that attends to power, gender, and relational context, alongside fostering embodied compassion and care. The work invites a reconnection with the quieter, overlooked parts of ourselves and a widening of the relational field through presence and care.
Living the Work
My work is guided by presence, slowness, simplicity, and connection with nature — values I live daily through movement, mindfulness, and creativity.
Get in Touch
If this way of working feels right for you, I invite you to reach out and start a conversation.