Asha developed an interest in community work very early on, which was foundational to her pursuit of her studies and work, contributing to over a decade of experience working in community, non-profit, and corporate spaces. She holds a Bachelor of Honours in Political Science from York University and a Bachelor of Psychology from the University of Guelph. She completed her Master of Education in Adult Education and Community Development at the University of Toronto with a collaborative specialization in Workplace Learning and Social Change. Asha is a graduate student and teaching assistant at Brock University in the Faculty of Applied Health Sciences.

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With local and global reach, Asha has led and supported several projects on anti-racism, racial equity, wellness and well-being, community engagement, development and social impact. Locally, Asha has worked with several organizations by providing consulting and knowledge-building sessions, including projects such as board policy reviews, leading large-scale environmental assessments, facilitating capacity and focus group sessions, and updating a sector-wide anti-racism and anti-oppression policy. Internationally, Asha has travelled to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, as a student lead on an experiential learning trip through the University of Guelph and as a student lead and program facilitator for a literacy camp in Jamaica with Camp Power to Be through Power to Be International.​​

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Asha is a twice-certified 200-HR yoga teacher and has curated experiences and events through SoulYou & Co.  Asha was also the lead yoga instructor for Hill Studio Wellness's Restore yoga series in 2023. She has additional training in Mama Glow Doula Level 1, Prenatal Yoga (40hr), somatics (Levels I, II, III), and ASIST Suicide Prevention Training. Today, Asha continues to offer private and pop-up wellness experiences focused on yoga, sound and meditation.