Ashley M. Hodge, PhD
Ashley Hodge is the Research and Impact Associate for Postpartum Support International and is driven by a passion for improving mental health outcomes. Holding a Ph.D. in Counseling and Psychological Studies from Regent University, she specializes in employing both qualitative and quantitative research methodologies to enhance therapeutic interventions. She has worked as a dedicated behavioral specialist and family therapist with a strong emphasis on advancing mental health services through program development and behavioral analysis. As a clinician, her work involved not only providing client-centered care but also engaging in research to assess treatment efficacy and inform evidence-based practices.
Embodying a blend of extensive clinical and research expertise, Ashley has a profound dedication to advancing mental health services and addressing mental health concerns across diverse demographics. Her work extends beyond clinical settings, as she engages in research and serves as a scholar and speaker for the World Congress on Advances in Mental Health and Psychiatry in collaboration with the International Women’s Forum. She also serves as a volunteer researcher with the Lumiere Education Inclusion Foundation, providing mentorship to low-income high school students from around the world who aspire to be researchers and scholars. Through her collaborative approach and dedication to empirical inquiry, Ashley strives to bridge the gap between research and practice, ultimately aiming to enhance the effectiveness and accessibility of mental health services and advancements.
