South Carolina born and raised, Ash Ferguson, was nourished and nurtured by a village of Black Women: her mother, Jacquelyn Ferguson, aunt, Frances McCarroll, and granny, the late Mae Ferguson. Their tenacious testimony of Black Womanhood instilled an unwavering spirit in Ash which inspired her to become a truth teller, visionary, and channel. Her primary work is centered on decolonizing love and spirituality as a tool for collective liberation.

Ash is a queer, non-binary, mystic, spiritual coach, friend and community leader. A lover of Black people, especially Black women, Ash is committed to creating spaces for Black Femmes to heal and thrive against all odds. Her work personally and professionally is fueled from her knowing that all Black people are destined to live pleasure filled lives. They are a manifestor, breaking way for new visions of living a life fully liberated from the systems that try to bind us. They are a pleasure doula, journeying with people in creating and birthing a life filled with pleasure. She holds space for beloveds healing from trauma using Acudetox and sacred touch.

Ash is currently based in Denver, CO - ancestral land of the Ute, Cheyenne, and Arapahoe nations - and is the Staff, Programs, & Operations Wellness Manager for Soul 2 Soul Sisters, a fiercely faith-based racial justice organization that boldly intersects anti-Black racism work, reproductive justice, electoral justice and reparations to actualize Black healing and Black liberation.

Ash Ferguson is a community wellness practitioner who holds space for Black, Indigenous, & people of color to alchemize their pain into pleasure and personal liberation. At the collaborative Ash is our Director of Cultural Community Engagement as well as a future practitioner of Acudetox and Spiritual and Pleasure/intimacy coaching.