Beacon Psychiatry & Wellness provides personalized psychiatric care for ADHD, anxiety, depression, burnout, trauma, mood disorders, sleep concerns, executive functioning challenges, mental fatigue, and other common mental health conditions affecting adults. Treatment is individualized and designed to understand the emotional, biological, behavioral, and lifestyle factors that may be contributing to your symptoms, creating a personalized plan that supports lasting wellness.

Your first appointment is designed to be thoughtful, unrushed, and comprehensive. We'll discuss your current concerns, symptoms, medical and mental health history, previous treatment experiences, lifestyle, and personal goals. When clinically appropriate, we'll also explore factors such as sleep, nutrition, stress, overall health, and other contributors that may be influencing your mental well-being. You'll have time to ask questions, discuss your goals, and actively participate in developing a personalized treatment plan designed to support lasting wellness.

Yes. Both in-person and telehealth appointments are available for patients located in Washington state.

Yes. Psychiatric medication management is offered when appropriate as part of a collaborative and individualized treatment approach. Treatment recommendations may also include lifestyle interventions, therapy recommendations, supplements, or additional evaluation when clinically appropriate.

Beacon Psychiatry & Wellness was created to provide thoughtful, personalized psychiatric care. Rather than focusing on symptoms alone, appointments are designed to understand the whole person and develop individualized treatment plans that support long-term mental wellness.

Yes. Beacon Psychiatry & Wellness currently accepts Aetna, Premera Blue Cross, and LifeWise health plans. Coverage and patient responsibility vary by individual plan, so we recommend confirming your mental health benefits directly with your insurance company before scheduling.

Self-pay appointments are also available. If Beacon is out of network with your plan, we can provide a superbill that you may submit for possible reimbursement. Reimbursement is determined by your insurance plan and is not guaranteed.

Pharmacogenomic testing evaluates genetic variations that may influence how your body processes or responds to certain medications. When clinically relevant, these results may help inform medication selection or dosing and may provide additional context when someone has experienced side effects or limited benefit from previous treatments.

PGx results do not predict with certainty which medication will work best. They are interpreted alongside your symptoms, treatment history, current medications, medical conditions, and personal preferences.

Pharmacogenomic (PGx) testing is medication-focused. It evaluates genetic variations that may affect how your body processes or responds to certain medications and may help inform prescribing or dosing decisions when clinically appropriate.

Precision genomic testing takes a broader view. Depending on the selected report, it may explore genetic pathways related to mood, cognition, sleep, nutrition, inflammation, hormones, metabolism, and other areas of wellness.

Neither type of testing diagnoses a condition or determines the “perfect” medication or treatment. Results are interpreted alongside your symptoms, health history, current medications, lifestyle, laboratory findings, and personal goals.