About Chuck & Ashley
We've been in the transition.
Not just beside it.
Chuck brings dual master's degrees in Behavioral Science and Organizational Leadership, 13 years of pastoral ministry, and years of coaching leaders through the work that matters most. His thesis research centered on measuring spiritual engagement under external pressure — which is another way of saying he's spent a long time studying what holds when everything else shifts.
But the more honest credential is this: Chuck has walked through his own version of the work. Leadership failures, identity rebuilds, the gap between the life that looked successful and the life that felt true. He coaches from inside that experience, not around it.
Together, Chuck and Ashley co-authored I Used to Be ____ — a book about grief, identity, and becoming someone after the person you thought you were doesn't fit anymore. It's the kind of book that gets written from lived experience, not from research alone.
Ashley holds an MA in Mental Health Counseling and is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor Associate. She brings clinical depth to the relational and emotional terrain that executive transitions inevitably surface — and she works directly with couples navigating the cost of high-performance careers on their marriages. In joint couple work, you get Chuck's organizational and leadership lens alongside Ashley's clinical training. That combination is rare.
