Mental Health & Primary Care
Dr. Ashley discusses the growing pediatric mental health crisis and the important role primary care clinicians play in supporting children and families.
Community Leadership, Media & Advocacy
Caring for Children Beyond the Exam Room
At South Royalton Health Center, we believe caring for children and families extends beyond the walls of our office. Our commitment to improving children's health includes caring for individual families, supporting schools, educating future clinicians, advocating for better healthcare policies, and contributing to conversations that strengthen pediatric care across Vermont.
Dr. Ashley is honored to work alongside families, educators, healthcare professionals, and community organizations to improve the health and well-being of children throughout the Upper Valley and Vermont.
Media & News
Dr. Ashley has been invited to share her expertise on pediatric health, mental health, vaccines, primary care, and healthcare policy through respected Vermont news organizations.
Vaccines & Public Health
Dr. Ashley shares the importance of evidence-based vaccine recommendations and the continued impact of vaccine misinformation on children and families.
Childhood Obesity & Lifestyle Medicine
Dr. Ashley discusses improving access to comprehensive treatment for childhood obesity while emphasizing the importance of healthy lifestyle habits and individualized care.
Professional Leadership
Dr. Ashley is committed to strengthening pediatric healthcare throughout Vermont through leadership, advocacy, and collaboration with professional organizations.
Vermont Medical Society
Dr. Ashley has been recognized by the Vermont Medical Society and actively advocates for strengthening primary care and improving healthcare access for Vermont families.
Vermont Chapter, American Academy of Pediatrics
Dr. Ashley has participated in statewide educational initiatives supporting children and families, including public forums addressing COVID-19 vaccination and pediatric health.
Medical Education
South Royalton Health Center is committed to training the next generation of physicians.
Dr. Ashley serves as clinical faculty with the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth, helping educate future physicians while bringing the latest evidence-based medicine back to the children and families cared for at South Royalton Health Center.
Community Leadership
Improving children's health requires strong partnerships throughout the community.
Dr. Ashley has collaborated with organizations dedicated to improving child health, school readiness, family well-being, and access to healthcare across Vermont.
Building Bright Futures
Dr. Ashley serves alongside statewide leaders working to improve outcomes for Vermont children.
Community Recognition
A feature highlighting Dr. Ashley's commitment to providing personalized pediatric care in the Upper Valley.
Our Commitment
Our work in the community reflects the same values we bring into every patient visit:
- Compassionate, relationship-based care
- Evidence-based pediatric medicine
- Advocacy for children and families
- Support for mental health
- Collaboration with schools and community partners
- Education and lifelong learning
- Improving healthcare for future generations
Whether caring for a newborn, supporting a family through an ADHD diagnosis, speaking on behalf of Vermont children, or helping train tomorrow's physicians, our goal remains the same:
Helping every child thrive.