Ashley Low

I was born and raised in Ellijay, Georgia. With a background in nursing and years of experience in community health, I have always been passionate about walking alongside people during some of life's most vulnerable seasons.
After stepping away from my career to be a stay-at-home mom, my life was forever changed by a deeply traumatic event. During that difficult season, I experienced God's presence in a profound way and was surrounded by the love, support, and encouragement of others. Through my own healing journey, I discovered the life-changing power of hope, faith, and compassionate support.

Out of that experience, I felt a clear calling from God to become a life coach so that the healing, hope, and encouragement I received could be poured into the lives of others. As I continue to grow in this calling, I also earned my sleep coaching certification because I recognized how essential quality sleep is to our overall physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.
Today, I serve as both a certified professional life coach and certified sleep coach, bringing compassion, insight, and dedication to every client I work with. My passion is to help people find clarity, overcome obstacles, achieve meaningful goals, and experience the restorative gift of healthy sleep. I believe when we are well-rested and supported, we are better equipped to thrive physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.

Whether you are navigating a difficult season of life, seeking personal growth, or struggling with sleepless nights, I am committed to walking alongside you with encouragement, accountability, and practical tools. My desire is to help you experience lasting transformation, renewed hope, and the rest your mind, body, and soul were created to enjoy,

Ashley Low holds credentials from the University of Georgia and the International Association of Professional Recovery Coaches (IAPRC) through the NET Institute Center. With this certification, she is equipped to address the diverse needs of our clients and help them achieve their personal and professional goals.