Seattle Anxiety Specialists, PLLC

We are so excited to welcome Dr. Elizabeth Hersey to our team! Here is a little bit about her: Elizabeth earned her medical degree and completed her psychiatric residency at the University of Washington, where she earned distinction as Outstanding Chief Resident, served as a member of the Department of Psychiatry’s Residency Admissions Committee, and was Co-Leader of the Perinatal Psychiatry Pathway. She has collaborated with leaders in Women’s Mental Health across the University of Washington and various other institutions nationwide to provide lectures and panels on topics of Reproductive, Perinatal and Women’s Mental Health. She has authored publications and a book chapter on topics including integrated women’s mental health care, infertility and the role of doulas in perinatal mental health care. In addition to her years of clinical experience, Elizabeth also has considerable research experience. She has worked on numerous research projects sponsored by Harvard University, the National Institutes of Health, and the University of Washington. Elizabeth has a wide range of other professional and personal interests. She played varsity soccer during college and has since volunteered as an assistant soccer coach. She has volunteered at local schools and for local scout troops. She is also passionate about photography and owns a local photography studio with her husband. To see her availability and sign up, please visit our website: https://seattleanxiety.com

We are honored to announce that, for the second year in a row, Seattle Anxiety Specialists, PLLC has been chosen as one of the 3 Best Mental Health Practices in the Pacific Northwest, in The Seattle Times' Best in the PNW Contest! Thank you to everyone who voted! To learn more about our practice and the services we offer, check out seattleanxiety.com

Case Lovell, LMHC has been a full-time therapist with our practice for over 5 years, specializing in anxiety-related disorders, panic, substance abuse, depression, and additional diagnoses such as bipolar disorder and ADHD. He notes: "My clients are often independent, driven, and don't often ask for help. They like to tackle their problems head-on, but don't know how to fix this new problem. They can be their own harshest critic, and though that has helped them succeed in the past, now that voice has turned on them and is tearing them down. On the outside, everything looks fine, but on the inside they feel like they are drowning. They can feel stuck, overwhelmed, and unable to control their feelings. As a therapist, my goal is to empower my clients to make the changes that need to be made in their life. Together we work to figure out where they want their life to be, what is holding them back, and how to get past those obstacles. I see myself as a guide and a partner, who can empower my clients to take control back in their life. I am a warm and supportive listener, who can help my clients tap into their own inner strengths." To learn more about Case and self-schedule an appointment with him, check out seattleanxiety.com