With Ashley Elliott, LMHCA  ·  Chuck & Ashley

A space where
girls can
talk.

A small-group coaching experience for teen girls and their moms — built around faith, identity, and the conversations you've been hoping someone would start.

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Program at a Glance

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3–4 Mother-Daughter Pairs Small by design — space to be real, not just present.
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4 Sessions  ·  110 Minutes Each Moms join for Sessions 1 & 4. Girls meet together for all four.
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Faith-Anchored Framework Goals, Bible reading, and tools girls can use.
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Led by Ashley Elliott Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate & coach.
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$350 per Mother-Daughter Pair Due 48 hrs before Session 1
Ashley Elliott speaking

About Ashley

She's not just a professional.
She's been in the room.

Ashley Elliott is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate and co-author of I Used to Be ____ — a book about grief, identity, and what it means to rebuild yourself after something shifts. She and her husband Chuck run Chuck & Ashley together, and together they've done the hard, honest work of processing grief, rebuilding trust, and raising a family without pretending any of it is easy.

This group comes from a real place: Ashley loves teen girls and believes they deserve a space where the conversations go somewhere. Faith integrated, not tacked on. Honest, not scripted.

LMHCA Certified Coach SYMBIS Certified Author
Ashley Elliott speaking

Why Ashley

Trained. Experienced.
Really good with teenagers.

Ashley has led groups, spoken on stages, and done the clinical and coaching work with women and families navigating hard seasons. She brings professional rigor and genuine warmth — teenagers respond to people who don't talk down to them, and that's exactly how Ashley operates.

Published Author Group Facilitator

The Structure

How the four sessions unfold

Each session is 110 minutes. The schedule is intentional — moms are included at the beginning and end of the journey, while girls get their own space in the middle to go deeper.

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Together, Then Deep

The first 30 minutes bring moms and daughters into the room together — establishing goals, setting expectations, and creating the foundation of trust for everything that follows. Then moms step out, and the girls have 80 minutes that are genuinely theirs.

Moms + Girls · 30 min Girls Only · 80 min
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Building the Foundation

Girls meet on their own to continue the work — developing communication skills, exploring identity in Christ, and beginning to use the practical tools that will carry into daily life and into their relationships at home.

Girls Only · Full Session
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Going Further

The third session goes deeper into the work that's most relevant to this specific group of girls. Mental stability, anxiety, boundaries — whatever the group needs. Girls are encouraged to bring what they're learning home to their moms between sessions.

Girls Only · Full Session
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Full Circle

The girls finish strong in their final 80-minute session, then moms come back in for the last 30 minutes — giving everyone a chance to close the loop together, share what shifted, and talk about how to keep it going.

Girls Only · 80 min Moms + Girls · 30 min

Add-On Option: If the group wants to keep going, there's an option to add a couple more sessions. Ashley is flexible and genuinely excited about this group — scheduling logistics won't be the reason it doesn't happen.

What You'll Walk Away With

More than a program.
Real tools. Real goals.

Every girl and every mom leaves this group with two goals they worked on — one for mental health and relationships, one for their spiritual life. Sessions are tailored to the specific girls in the room, not a generic curriculum.

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Personal Goals

Each girl and mom develops a mental health/relationship goal and a spiritual goal — goals they set themselves, with someone who helps them think it through.

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Bible Reading Together

The group completes at least one Bible reading plan together, giving faith a practical, relational anchor rather than just an idea you talk about.

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Practical Tools

Mental stability, managing anxiety, understanding boundaries — the kind of tools girls can use, and are encouraged to share with their moms between sessions.

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Communication Skills

Learning to say hard things clearly, navigate conflict without shutting down, and communicate in a way that lands — with family and beyond.

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Identity in Christ

Faith isn't the backdrop — it's the foundation. Sessions weave in who these girls are in Christ as a real, lived anchor for everything else they're working through.

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A Mom-Daughter Bridge

Girls are encouraged to bring what they're learning home. The structure is designed to create more — not less — openness between daughters and their moms.

What We'll Cover

Topics tailored to your girls.

Sessions are shaped by the actual group, not a fixed script. That said, here are the anchoring themes Ashley brings into every group.

  • Faith and what it looks like day-to-day
  • Identity in Christ — who you are when everything else shifts
  • Communication skills that don't shut people out
  • Mental stability and emotional regulation
  • Understanding and setting healthy boundaries
  • Navigating anxiety without white-knuckling it
  • Bible reading as a shared, relational practice
  • Carrying what you learn back into your family

"I'm very excited about this group and these girls. Scheduling logistics won't be the reason it doesn't happen — I'm willing to be flexible."

— Ashley Elliott

Scheduling Note: Review Ashley's schedule to find two consecutive sessions and then contact her directly to let her know which time works for the group.

Getting Started

Three steps to get your daughter a seat.

Groups are small — 3 to 4 pairs max. If you're in, reach out soon and start the conversation with 2–3 other moms you'd want in the room.

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Invite 2–3 Moms

Think of 2–3 moms whose daughters would be a good fit. Forward this page and get a group text going. Once everyone's in, you have what you need.

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Check Ashley's Calendar

See what times are open. You'll need two sessions back-to-back, so look for blocks that could work. View calendar →

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Reach Out to Ashley

Once you have a time and your moms, contact Ashley directly. She'll need an email address for each mom and will take it from there.

Investment

$350 / mother-daughter pair

Due 48 hours before Session 1. Summer session pricing discussed with the group if desired.

A note on fit: This group works best when the girls know each other, or at least have a shared context — church, school, community. Some relational familiarity helps the group go deeper, faster.

Ready?

Your daughter deserves a space
where she can grow.

Groups are small. Spots fill based on schedules aligning. If you've been thinking about it, now's the time to reach out and start the conversation.

ashley@elliottlifecoaching.com 812-499-4696
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