Hi, I’m Asher
I’m a clinical psychologist, but my path led me into something more specific and more urgent: clinical suicidology. I’ve spent years sitting with people in some of the darkest moments of their lives, helping them navigate the pain that makes life feel impossible. It’s intense, sacred work. But along the way, something kept tugging at me.
It wasn’t just the people in the room who needed help. It was the people waiting outside: the parents, siblings, partners, and friends who kept coming up to me after lectures or quietly reaching out to ask, “What can I do to help?”
And for a long time, I didn’t have a good answer. Because no one had built it. The resources families needed weren’t there.
That didn’t sit right with me. So I decided to change it.
I started creating the kind of training I wish I could have handed them years ago: clear, compassionate, practical tools to help families show up when it matters most. Not as therapists, but as steady, trusted people who know how to listen, how to respond, and how to be a safe place when everything feels unsafe.
Professional Background
A Career Dedicated to Mental Health and Suicide Prevention
Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology
Board-certified
Specialization in Clinical Suicidology
Years of crisis work with diverse populations
Military, Workplace, Youth Experience
Broad sector expertise
Published & Presented
Advancing the field of suicide prevention
My Approach
We believe that suicide prevention requires more than just awareness—it demands connection, compassion, and practical tools. Our approach combines education, open conversations, and evidence-based strategies to empower individuals and communities.
- Building confidence to respond to a crisis
- Encouraging safe and open dialogue about mental health
- Providing practical steps anyone can take to save a life
