Before submitting an appointment request, please note that we do not treat active substance use disorders, active eating disorders, or those who are actively suicidal or homicidal.

If you or someone you know is unsafe (suicidal, homicidal, putting oneself or others in danger, or experiencing a medical emergency), call 911 immediately. If you are having any other kind of mental health crisis, you can also call the King County 24-hour confidential crisis hotline at: 866-4-CRISIS (866-427-4747).


IMPORTANT: By submitting an appointment or waitlist request, you thereby acknowledge and agree to our billing and cancellation policies. You thereby also attest that you have completed our brief online safety screening and will be in the State of Washington at the time of your appointment (even if it’s a Telehealth appointment).

 

 
Psychiatric and Therapy

1-on-1 Appointments (with a therapist or psychiatrist)

Click to see our online schedule (full-fee).

Psychological testing and assessments

Psychological Assessments

Click to fill out our assessment request (ages 16 and above).

Low-Fee Therapy Program (*currently full)

Click to see our online schedule (intern run low-fee program).

Note we are currently full and not able to accept new clients into the program at this time.

 
 

If you’re interested in receiving psychological testing/assessment, you can fill out our waitlist form or email our office at info@seattleanxiety.com


FAQ

What is the difference between “therapist appointments” and “psychiatric appointments”?

Therapy / psychotherapy appointments:

  • This means working with a therapist, utilizing established principles derived from clinical and counseling psychology, to process traumas, explore relationship issues, increase insight and self-understanding, as well as working to modify behaviors (habits, routines, actions), cognitions (thoughts, beliefs, concepts), and affect (feeling, emotion, mood), in ways that are desirable to the client.

  • Our therapists do not prescribe medications.

Psychiatric appointments:

  • This means working with our psychiatrist to explore medication and to optimize the type, dose, and frequency of medication used to improve mental health symptoms.

  • Our psychiatrist will also help you to identify and optimize other biological variables that may be impactful for your mental health, such as sleep and nutrition.

  • Our psychiatrists do not provide therapy. They focus on the biological rather than the psychological influences on mental health.

What if I do not see The therapist or Psychiatrist I am looking for on the online calendar?

If you do not see their name appear or any availability on their calendar, that indicates they do not currently have any openings and their practice is full. Please check back again and things do open up from time to time.