Ashton Doby Tisdale, Lisw-Cp, LAC, AADC

04/29/2026

I’m excited to be part of , where I’ll be presenting my work on Under 25 Substance Use! Register here to join me: convention.apa.org

04/23/2026

Need CEUs? Want to learn about young people and substance use? I'm presenting a webinar for TPN.health on Wednesday June 17 all about young people under the age of 25 and substance use trends. Use the link https://app.tpn.health/education/under-25-substance-use-trends-and-treatment-f1e588f6?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=direct to register. Hope to see you there!

11/14/2025

I had such a PHENOMENAL time presenting at home at the 2025! So happy to see familiar and new faces, and to have a great group ready to participate!

11/07/2025

Join me on November 13 as I present at the Governor’s Summit on Addiction! I can’t wait to talk about the importance of family involvement in recovery!

10/26/2025

I had a phenomenal time presenting at the California Addiction Conference in Newport Beach! Thanks for having me!

10/17/2025

I’m honored to be speaking at CCAP’s 12th Annual California Addiction Conference! Come hang out in beautiful Newport Beach and learn about Family Involvement in Substance Use Treatment! I’ll see you there October 25! Register at ccappconferences.com/cac

10/09/2025

I'm so excited to present at the Southeast Conference on Mental Health! Join me in Charlotte on October 30 to learn about Under 25 Substance Use, and to hear from other phenomenal speakers!

03/06/2025

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Individual Therapy, Family Therapy, and Virtual Teletherapy.

12/11/2022

The holiday season can be a reminder of who isn’t physically with us anymore, or how things are different in general. Any loss typically results in the 5 stages of grief (Kubler-Ross), in no particular order or length of time. The goal of going through the stages of grief is to reach “Acceptance”, but this doesn’t mean getting over it or forgetting. Acceptance is more about learning how to live with the loss, which for some people can be transformative. This holiday season, it’s ok to mourn whoever or whatever we have lost, in the hope that one day we can live life with an added perspective.

12/08/2022

The holidays are the toughest time of year for people who are struggling with mental health, substance use, relationship issues, and so much more. I tell a lot of my clients it feels like the one time of year when a spotlight is shining on all of our problems that do not fit the traditional “holiday commercial” norm. So even more of a reason to reach out to healthy supports, reinvest time into your self care routine, and possibly seek professional help. Although the holidays highlight problems, they can also motivate ways to find the solutions.