Centered Peak Behavioral Health & Wellness is a clinical practice that offers mental health, behavioral health, as well as specialized rehabilitation psychology services. Mental health, behavioral health, stressors, and disability or illness can all affect biological, psychological, behavioral, social, and environmental dimensions of a person’s life. This means no one aspect of ourselves works independently. The difficulties we experience are likely widespread and intertwined within our daily lives.

As a Board Certified Rehabilitation Psychologist, Dr. Ali works to create a collaborative alliance, fostering trust and safety, while helping patients through trying times and achieving their best sense of self and emotional health. This can occur more specifically through:

• Application of therapeutic interventions and skills
• Provision of therapeutic support and education
• Delivery of consultation and collaboration with other providers
• Connection and linkage to community resources
• Identification for advocacy opportunities

Licenses and Certificates

Licenses and States:

• PSY.0004435 Colorado
• PSY.003834 Georgia

PSYPACT Authority to Practice Interjurisdictional Telepsychology (APIT):

Asma Ali, PsyD, ABPP
Board Certified Rehabilitation Psychologist
Founder of Centered Peak Behavioral Health & Wellness

Dr. Ali is a Board Certified Rehabilitation Psychologist. Currently she owns and operates Centered Peak Behavioral Health & Wellness, LLC. Dr. Ali has experience in providing patients with evidence-based, culturally sensitive, compassionate, and holistic care that incorporates biological, psychological, behavioral, social, and environmental dimensions into treatment. Dr. Ali’s treatment philosophy incorporates cognitive behavioral therapy, integrative mind-body care, and draws upon personal strengths and traits of resiliency. She treats an array of mental and behavioral health concerns, stressors, and implications associated with having a disability and/or illness.

Dr. Ali has practiced in the mental health field for over 14 years and has developed a repertoire of skills instrumental in providing excellent clinical services and care. She has experience working in multiple clinical settings: outpatient mental health, pediatric neuropsychology, inpatient and outpatient hospital settings, inpatient and outpatient nonpharmacological pain management settings, and inpatient spinal cord injury rehabilitation. Within these settings, she has experience working with people ranging in age from childhood to elderly with mental health illnesses, complex medical injuries, chronic health conditions, and physical and cognitive impairments from a wide variety of diverse backgrounds including members of the LGBTQIA+ community, in addition to ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic minorities.

Dr. Ali obtained her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. She completed her pre-doctoral internship in Clinical Neuropsychology at The Center for Neurological and Neurodevelopmental Health, and her post-doctoral fellowship in Rehabilitation Psychology at Tampa General Hospital. She also previously worked at Shepherd Center providing inpatient and outpatient nonpharmacological pain management. Additionally. Dr. Ali worked at Craig Hospital providing inpatient spinal cord injury services on an interdisciplinary team. Within her clinical practice, Dr. Ali provides psychotherapy to patients who may be experiencing difficulties associated with mental health, behavioral health, life stressors, or implications associated with having a disability and/or illness. This can include treatment for anxiety, depression, adjustment to life changes, stressors, trauma, acute and chronic pain conditions, relationship and personal issues, as well as bereavement.

When Dr. Ali is not working, she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter. She loves finding new trails to hike, kayaking, standup paddleboarding, traveling and exploring new places, cooking and baking, cuddling with her two cats, working on home projects, and let us not forget practicing self-care! She strongly believes in the mind-body connection and cultivates practices of meditation, mindfulness, gratitude, and self-compassion into daily use.