Therapist / Mental Health Professional recommendations?

[kikipenny]

My PCP has recommended I try visiting a therapist to help treat depression/anxiety, but I’m at a loss as to where to start (he gave me several names, but unfortunately, none of them were accessible to me by bus.)

Does anyone have a rec for a therapist/mental health professional, preferably in West Seattle or even in the downtown/QA area (where I work), preferably someone who has evening or weekend appointments available so I don’t have to worry about taking time off work?

Thanks!

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[linda]

I highly recommend Laurie McKechnie, she was wonderful and helped me work through several issues. She also helped me build skills which I use to this day to help me deal with some of the things I originally worked through with her. She is in West Seattle on California on the C line. When I was working with her she had afternoon and evening hours. Here’s her website:
http://www.lauriemckechnie.com/

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[Jeannie]

Out of curiosity, I went to Laurie McKechnie’s website. I am sincerely glad she was able to help you, Linda, but the “Enneagram” aspect seems a bit New Agey.

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[dapuffin]

If you’re willing to travel to Pioneer Square, I have had excellent experience with Atta Dawahare of Union Therapy.

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[squareeyes]

A couple of my friends utilize Linda Rohan http://www.lindarohan.com/. She’s on California between Andover and Charlestown.

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[jamjets]

Patricia Davis in the Admiral area. Highly effective, IMO you can’t do any better. Has appointment hours that you are looking for,etc

Counselortherapistcoach.com

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[Higginshere]

Also located in Pioneer Square is psychoanalytic therapist Donovan Bigelow. His Web site provides free educational materials that can serve as foundation for treatment and also gives a sense of his style of treatment.
I think this is an excellent resource for anyone interested in the fundamentals of human relationships and exploring the mind. I’ve listened to all of his lectures; it’s like a college course without the tuition.

Seattle Psychotherapy

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