You don’t have to figure it out alone.
Something feels off — and you can't quite explain it. Dr. Ashley Ford, a board-certified psychiatrist, helps children, teens, and adults find steady ground through therapy and medication management, tailored to you. New York State Telehealth
Meet Dr. Ford
Dr. Ashley Ford is a board-certified psychiatrist with training at Montefiore Medical Center and a fellowship in Child & Adolescent Psychiatry at NYU Langone Health, with over 10 years of clinical experience — including leadership roles at Jacobi Medical Center and Mount Sinai Hospital.
WHO WE SEE
If you’ve landed here, chances are…
Something in your life probably isn’t feeling the way you want it to. You don’t have to carry it alone. We’re here to help you find clarity, steady ground, and a path forward.
You replay conversations, worrying you said the wrong thing
You overthink choices and fear making mistakes
You feel pressure to plan the future but don’t know where to start
You struggle with anxiety, focus, or motivation
You feel stuck, lost, or unsure what’s next
You quietly wonder, “What’s wrong with me?”
We can help
Talk therapy 🗣️
Someone to actually talk to. We'll work through the anxiety, the pressure, and the stuff that's hard to explain — and give you real tools to help you think differently, stress less, and figure out what you actually want.
Medication management 💊
If medication might help, we'll figure that out together — carefully and without rushing. We'll monitor how you're feeling, adjust as needed, and make sure you're never just a prescription with no one paying attention.
Virtual visits 💻
All appointments are secure video visits — no waiting room, no commute, no having to explain why you're leaving school or work. Evening appointments (Eastern Time) are typically available, so care fits around your day, not the other way around. Anywhere in New York State.
What we help with:
Anxiety and worry, depression, ADHD and attention difficulties, life transitions, school avoidance, and other mental health conditions that make it hard to feel like yourself.
You don’t have to keep waiting to feel better
Taking the first step is usually the hardest part. Let’s take it together.