Counseling Services for Wellbeing Expands Psychiatric Team to Meet Rising Demand for Mental Health Care Across Washington

With faster appointments, more psychiatric providers, and integrated treatment plans, Counseling Services for Wellbeing is reshaping timely mental health access for individuals and families statewide
The demand for mental health care in Washington has reached a point where many people seeking support are left navigating long wait lists, partial care, or referrals that stretch treatment out over months. Counseling Services for Wellbeing (CSFW) is responding by doing what many clinics struggle to do which is expanding quickly without losing the heart of patient-first care.

The multi-disciplinary practice has brought on additional psychiatric providers to meet the growing need for timely psychiatric evaluations and medication management, while continuing its integrated model that brings therapy and psychiatry into one coordinated treatment plan. For patients, this means shorter wait times, clearer treatment pathways, and fewer handoffs between disconnected providers.

"At Counseling Services for Wellbeing, our approach combines expert prescribing with genuine empathy," says Founder and Clinical Director, Issy Kleiman, MA, LMFT. "Whether someone is seeking care for ADHD, mood disorders, trauma, or postpartum challenges, care shouldn't feel rushed, scattered, or impersonal. It should feel supportive, informed, and steady."

Historically, patients seeking psychiatric care have faced one of two extremes, either long delays before being seen, or faster access that sacrifices the depth and personalization needed for meaningful treatment. CSFW is intentionally rewriting that script.

By adding more psychiatric professionals to its team, the practice isn't just increasing capacity, it is maintaining continuity. Psychiatric nurse practitioners work alongside licensed therapists internally, collaborating on treatment plans instead of operating in silos. That structural alignment is a key difference that is patients can begin care with psychiatric assessment, transition smoothly into therapy when needed, and experience a level of coordination that feels intentional, not incidental.

"We're proud to expand our team of psychiatric prescribers so more people across Washington can connect with experienced professionals who truly listen and understand," Kleiman adds. "Mental health care should feel both clinical and human."

This expansion also strengthens CSFW's ability to support children, teens, parents, professionals, and families managing complex diagnoses, including anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, ADHD, autism spectrum disorders, trauma, sleep disturbances, and postpartum mental health concerns. With telehealth services [https://counselingwellbeing.com/telehealth/] available statewide, patients no longer have to choose between quality and convenience; they can actually have both.

For many families and individuals, the difference is immediate: quicker treatment, more responsive care, and the reassurance of having a clinical team aligned around their wellbeing.

As Washington continues to grapple with heightened mental health needs, Counseling Services for Wellbeing is proving that expanding care doesn't require compromising connection or quality.

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