Mental Health Therapist Near Me

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Meet Our Therapists


Cynthia Ansley, MS, LMHC, NCC,


I am a Licensed Mental Health Counselor who holds a Master’s Degree in Community Mental Health Counseling and have been working in the field of mental health for over 20 years. I provide therapy for adults while addressing a wide range of issues.

Sabrina Bachman, MA, LMHCA,


In therapy, we will find what works best for you and highlight the strengths you already possess. I take the stance that I am the co-pilot working side-by-side with you to promote growth and change. You, as the driver, determine the next course of action, as well as the destination.

Emily Lee-Escher

Emily Lee-Escher, MSW, LICSW


My approach to therapy uses clients’ strengths, and my style is warm, collaborative, and empathic. My focus is on working with adults and adolescents individually with varying issues.


Arden Meyer, MSW, LSWAIC


I have worked in treatment settings such as permanent supportive housing for chronically homeless veterans, in home services for children on the autism spectrum, an emergency men’s shelter, a hospital, and a community mental health agency providing telehealth and in home therapeutic services.

Individuals, Couples & Families

Seattle Wellness Center is here to give support to those seeking treatment

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I was struggling with my anxiety and depression and I wasn’t sure what to do. After searching all over Seattle I finally came across Seattle Wellness Center. Their staff was warm, welcoming and accommodating to my needs. I could not thank them enough for everything they have done.

Mary Jackson

Seattle Wellness Center Areas of Focus


Adults

Couples

Anger Management

Gender Identity

LGBT

Military Families

Chronic Terminal

Spirituality

Grief

PTSD

Depression

Stress & Anxiety

Geriatric

Mixed Racial Identity Issues

Emotional Mood Disorders

faq

How Can Therapy Help Me?

There are many ways that therapy can help one grow. Therapists can provide support, problem-solving skills, and coping strategies for a number of issues.

Ultimately, the benefits of therapy depend on your commitment level to achieving your goals.

How Long Should I Be in Therapy For?

This depends on the individual as it’s different for everyone. Some people will be in therapy for a couple of weeks, a few months, or years. The healing process is different for everyone. Ultimately, our philosophy is to provide individuals the tools necessary to eventually not need therapy and move on in life.

Does Therapy Involve Medication?

It depends on the condition and what the patient is suffering from. There are a ton of treatments that are holistic and require no medication, and healing is done through therapy methods.

How Do I Start Therapy?

Please fill out our contact form, and one of our support staff will reach out to you shortly (typically within 4 hours).

How Long is a Therapy Session?

Typically, a therapy session will last around 55-minutes.

What if I Don't Have Insurance?

We offer therapy sessions ranging $165-200 per session for those who would rather not use health insurance.

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If you're interested in receiving therapy and are looking for the most affordable rates, consider paying out of pocket at our rate of $185 per session for individuals, and $220 per session for couples, or family sessions.


Seattle Wellness Center accepts an array of insurance providers to help patients cover their healthcare needs. Read more about Rates and Insurance 


Seattle Wellness Center does not provide medication management, only counseling. If you require medication management please contact your psychiatrist.

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Currently not accepting any medicaid or medicare plans.

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