Online Anxiety Treatment in Washington

Get compassionate, evidence-based care for anxiety from the comfort of home. I offer comprehensive evaluations, practical coping skills for anxiety, and online anxiety medication management when appropriate - all designed to help you feel more calm, confident, and in control.

Online Evaluation & Treatment with an Anxiety Therapist

Anxiety disorders are among the most common mental health conditions, yet they’re often minimized or misunderstood. Anxiety isn’t just “worrying too much” - it can affect your body, relationships, and ability to focus on daily life.

The good news: anxiety is highly treatable. Whether you’re seeking coping skills for anxiety, wondering about medication for anxiety, or looking for therapy support, I’m here to help you move forward.

Services include:

  • Comprehensive anxiety evaluations for teens and adults

  • Prescribing and managing anxiety meds when clinically appropriate*

  • Therapy for anxiety: mindfulness, relaxation skills, and exposure-based strategies

  • Collaborative care with your local anxiety therapist or primary care provider

  • Ongoing follow-up to ensure your plan - whether therapy, medication, or both - is working

Note: Anxiety telehealth prescribing follows Washington State regulations.

How It Works

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Schedule a Consultation

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Comprehensive Anxiety Evaluation

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Diagnosis & Care Plan

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Follow-Up & Progress Tracking

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  • What is Anxiety?

    Anxiety is more than occasional stress. It’s when fear, nervousness, or worry become overwhelming and start interfering with your daily life. Anxiety may appear as constant “what if” thoughts, muscle tension, difficulty sleeping, or avoiding situations that feel too stressful.

    Types of anxiety I commonly treat:

    Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD): Persistent worry about everyday things

    Panic Disorder: Repeated panic attacks with intense physical symptoms

    Social Anxiety Disorder: Fear of judgment or embarrassment in social settings

    Specific Phobias: Strong fear of particular situations or objects

  • Common Anxiety Symptoms

    Constant worry or racing thoughts

    Restlessness or muscle tension

    Difficulty sleeping or relaxing

    Avoiding responsibilities or social situations

    Panic attacks (fast heartbeat, shortness of breath, dizziness)

    Next Step: If these symptoms resonate, online anxiety treatment may help — whether through therapy, learning coping skills for anxiety, or online anxiety medication management.

  • What Causes Anxiety?

    Anxiety often develops from a mix of:

    Genetics: It can run in families

    Brain Chemistry: Imbalances in neurotransmitters like serotonin

    Life Experiences: Stress, trauma, or major changes

    Medical Factors: Certain conditions or medications can play a role

    Myth Buster: Anxiety isn’t just “overthinking” or a sign of weakness. It’s a real condition that responds to treatment, including therapy and medication for anxiety.

    When questions come up, an anxiety psychiatrist can help separate myths from science and guide evidence‑based online anxiety treatment options.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Anxiety medications work by balancing brain chemicals (neurotransmitters) that influence mood, stress response, and relaxation. Depending on the type of medication, they may reduce excessive worry, calm physical symptoms like a racing heart, and make therapy more effective.

  • Many people benefit from weekly therapy sessions at the start. Over time, sessions may become less frequent as coping skills for anxiety improve and symptoms are managed more effectively.

  • Most therapists (such as counselors or psychologists) cannot prescribe medication. However, psychiatric providers — like nurse practitioners and psychiatrists — can prescribe and manage anxiety meds online when appropriate.

  • Yes. Licensed mental health professionals can evaluate and diagnose anxiety disorders. During an online anxiety evaluation, we’ll discuss symptoms, history, and how anxiety affects daily life to determine the best treatment plan.