Psychiatric Evaluations & Medication Management in Seattle
THS psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners create a personalized plan and manage medications for anxiety, depression, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and more. In-person and telehealth appointments available across King and Snohomish Counties.
Why Seattle Patients Choose Our Psychiatrists
Our psychiatric providers offer evaluations and medication management for a wide range of mental health conditions, including:
No matter what I was going through, I always knew that I could find consistency and stability with THS.
Frequently Asked Questions
No — you can request treatment directly without a referral. Call 1-833-278-HELP or fill out our Get Help form to get started.
Note for Opioid Use Treatment: Many THS locations also accept walk-in patients — you can come in today without an appointment.
Yes — all therapy is confidential under Washington State law and HIPAA. The only exceptions are if you’re in immediate danger to yourself or others, or if there’s abuse of a minor or elder that must be reported.
Yes. We offer appointments for patients in Washington State, both in-person and via telehealth — whichever works best for you.
Yes — our psychiatric providers may prescribe medications when clinically appropriate after a comprehensive evaluation. Medication decisions are made at the discretion of the psychiatric provider following a clinical evaluation.
Your first appointment is a comprehensive evaluation. Your provider will review your symptoms, medical and mental health history, and treatment goals. Together, you’ll develop a plan that may include medication, counseling, or both.
Psychiatrists are medical providers who specialize in diagnosing mental health conditions and prescribing medications. Therapists focus on talk-based treatment like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). At THS, you can access both — and our integrated approach means your providers can coordinate your care. For more on how these roles differ, see this overview from the American Psychiatric Association.
Yes. However, as a behavioral health organization, we recognize that medication management is most effective when combined with therapy. We’ll work with you to determine what level of support is right for your situation.
Appointment frequency varies depending on individual needs, treatment goals, and medication stability. Your provider will work with you to determine the right schedule.
If you’re a new patient, your first appointment with a psychiatric provider may take several weeks to schedule after enrollment. If you’re currently taking medication and at risk of running out, please contact your current prescriber to arrange refills in the meantime — we can’t guarantee the timing of your first appointment. If you’re not in contact with a prescriber and need medication urgently, an urgent care or behavioral urgent care clinic can help bridge that gap.
