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Psychiatric Services in Seattle and Across Washington

Psychiatric care and medication management for adults, teens and children navigating anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma, mood disorders, burnout and other mental health concerns.

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Psychiatric Services in Seattle

Psychiatric Care at a Glance

Puget Sound Psychotherapy & Psychiatry offers psychiatric services in Seattle's Madrona neighborhood and online throughout Washington State. Our psychiatric providers actually listen to you so they can offer thoughtful, collaborative care that considers the full context of your mental health, relationships, stressors, goals and lived experience.

We believe medication can be a helpful tool for some people, especially when combined with therapy and other forms of support. Our approach is personalized, trauma-informed, LGBTQIA+ affirming and neurodiversity-informed.

The Process

How Psychiatric Services Work at Puget Sound Psychotherapy

Contact our team to get matched with a psychiatric provider who fits your needs. Whether you're seeking a one-time evaluation or ongoing care, we're here to help you find the right support.

Reach Out

Contact our team by phone, email or the online form. We'll learn more about what you're looking for and answer any initial questions.

Get Matched

We know how important the fit between clients and clinician is — and we have a 95 percent match success rate.

Complete an Evaluation

Your provider will learn more about your symptoms, mental health history, stressors, relationships, lifestyle and treatment goals to better understand the full picture.

Build a Collaborative Treatment Plan

Medication may be recommended as part of treatment when appropriate. Some people benefit from short-term support, while others prefer ongoing psychiatric care alongside therapy.

Common Reasons People Seek Psychiatric Support

Sometimes, talk therapy alone isn't enough. Our psychiatric practitioners evaluate individuals for conditions such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD and more. With this understanding of your symptoms and experiences, we work closely with you to develop a personalized treatment plan for:

  • Anxiety and panic symptoms
  • Depression and low motivation
  • ADHD and focus difficulties
  • Sleep problems
  • Mood instability
  • PTSD and trauma-related symptoms
  • Burnout and chronic stress
  • Difficulty functioning day to day
  • Emotional overwhelm
  • Support during major life transitions

How Psychiatric Care Can Help You

We believe psychiatric care works best when people feel listened to, respected and involved in decisions about treatment. Medication is never treated as the only solution, but as one possible tool within a larger process of support and healing to:

  • Better understand your symptoms
  • Explore whether medication could be helpful
  • Improve emotional stability and daily functioning
  • Reduce anxiety, depression or overwhelm
  • Support focus, sleep and concentration
  • Create a more sustainable treatment plan
  • Combine medication support with therapy when needed

Our Philosophy

How We Approach Psychiatric Care

Our main focus is to provide you with authentic, respectful and collaborative care. Our providers take time to understand the broader context of your life rather than focusing only on symptoms or diagnoses.

You can expect to have your concerns addressed, your privacy protected, and your care adjusted as your needs evolve. Medication is one possible tool — not the only answer.

Medication Management Psychiatric Evaluations Trauma-Informed LGBTQIA+ Affirming Neurodiversity-Informed Integrative Care
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Common Questions

What to Know About Psychiatric Care at Puget Sound Psychotherapy & Psychiatry

What is the difference between psychiatry and therapy?
Therapy focuses on emotional support, self-understanding, coping skills and relationship patterns, while psychiatry includes medical evaluation and the possibility of medication management for mental health concerns.
Do I need to be in therapy to see a psychiatric provider?
No. Some clients receive psychiatric care on its own, while others combine medication support with ongoing therapy.
Do you offer online psychiatric services in Washington?
Yes. We offer secure telehealth psychiatric appointments throughout Washington State in addition to in-person care at our clinic in Seattle.
What conditions do psychiatric providers treat?
Our providers work with concerns including anxiety, depression, ADHD, trauma-related symptoms, mood disorders, sleep issues and emotional overwhelm.
Will I automatically be prescribed medication?
No. Medication is discussed between clinician and client as a potential treatment and only when it feels appropriate for your goals, symptoms and overall treatment plan.
How long are psychiatric appointments?
Initial psychiatric evaluations are usually longer, while ongoing medication management appointments are often shorter follow-up sessions.
Can psychiatric medication help with anxiety or depression?
For some people, medication can help reduce symptoms and improve day-to-day functioning, especially when combined with therapy and other forms of support.
Do you offer LGBTQIA+ affirming psychiatric care?
Yes. Our practice is committed to providing LGBTQIA+ affirming, trauma-informed and inclusive mental health care.
Can I combine psychiatric care with therapy at your practice?
Yes. Many clients work with both a therapist and a psychiatric provider as part of a collaborative treatment approach.

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