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Ashley Bouzis , M.D. Psychiatrist

Ashley Bouzis

M.D. Psychiatrist

The human experience is rich and complex. I believe treatment must reflect this in order for people to meet their goals. While many people think of treatment with a psychiatrist as being primarily medication focused, I have found that medications can serve as an adjunct in treatment, but they are rarely the primary solution.

My training as a psychiatrist and psychotherapist allows me to integrate the biological and psychological aspects of mental health treatment to enhance treatment outcomes.

I offer comprehensive evaluations, psychotherapy alone and psychotherapy plus medication management for common conditions such as depression, anxiety, stress and phase of life transitions. I do not offer appointments focused solely on medication management.

Training Background:

  • Geriatric Psychiatry Fellowship, University of Washington
  • Psychiatry Residency, University of Washington
  • Therapy Training: supportive therapy, psychodynamic therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy
  • M.D., University of Washington School of Medicine
  • M.S., Colorado State University
  • B.S., Colorado State University

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We at Psychiatric Medicine Associates share in the collective grief and anger over the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Aubery, Manuel Ellis and so many other members of the Black community who have lost their lives to senseless...

Black Lives Matter

by: Ashley Bouzis | Jun. 05, 2020

We at Psychiatric Medicine Associates share in the collective grief and anger over the murders of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Aubery, Manuel Ellis and so many other members of the Black community who have lost their lives to senseless...

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by: Peter Roy-Byrne | Jan. 23, 2019

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Sometimes it can feel like a partner's low mood is contagious. We can take our stress home with us after a challenging day at work, or feel irritable or withdrawn for a variety of reasons, impacting the moods of other family members.

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by: Christine Paprocki | Jan. 03, 2019

Sometimes it can feel like a partner's low mood is contagious. We can take our stress home with us after a challenging day at work, or feel irritable or withdrawn for a variety of reasons, impacting the moods of other family members.

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