Anchorage, Alaska · Behavioral Health
Specializing in assessment and treatment for conditions that are diagnostically complex, or unresponsive to previous intervention.
Now in-network with Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans
Ph.D.
Licensed psychologist
10
Evidence-based therapies
BCBS
In-network · Premera
USAF
Air Force psychologist
Client-focused care
At Spring Behavioral Health Solutions, we use an individualized, diagnostic approach to understand what's really driving your symptoms — then match you to the treatment best suited to it. Below are a few of the most distressing symptoms we help with, and how a precise assessment changes the path forward.
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Sometimes insomnia is a symptom of another condition; sometimes it stands alone. An assessment helps identify the root issue and clarify the most appropriate treatment. Using this approach, a majority of clients experience clinically significant improvement.
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Most people experience some reactive symptoms after a trauma — usually the brain's adaptive way of processing the experience. When distressing symptoms persist longer than a few weeks, assessment and therapy can help alleviate the burden.
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Panic attacks can occur with generalized anxiety, social phobia, OCD, PTSD, and other conditions. Knowing which is key to treatment. Once the best-fit approach is identified, panic becomes one of the most treatable behavioral health conditions.
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Thoughts of suicide aren't only a symptom of depression — they occur with other conditions too. Dr. Williamson assesses the degree of risk and confirms the right underlying condition is being treated. A safety plan, and the right treatment, are essential.
Conditions and concerns we assess & treat
Seen in Anchorage at 205 E Benson Blvd, with telehealth video options available. Not sure where you fit? A free 15-minute consult is the easiest place to start.
See who we serve →Why precision matters
Similar symptoms can be signs of different conditions. Aligning the right treatment to the right diagnosis is what turns a hard problem into a treatable one.
A simple path
Set up an intake right away, or schedule a free 15-minute consultation first. Call or text (907) 227-7246.
Consult with Dr. Williamson to determine whether a routine psychiatric evaluation (“intake”) is sufficient, or whether a more in-depth psychological evaluation is appropriate.
A routine intake runs about 90 minutes; specialty evaluation may take longer. Results — diagnosis, prognosis, and recommendations — are shared with you, and with your referring provider when you were referred for specialty evaluation.
Therapy guides changes in thought patterns and habits proven to reduce distress. Whether here or via referral, the goal is your best-fit solution.
Services & fees
A 15-minute video consult to discuss your concerns and get initial recommendations.
Free
~90-minute comprehensive look at symptoms, history, and context — a complete picture to guide treatment.
$360
Evidence-based therapy, typically once or twice weekly early on, usually wrapping in 8–16 weeks.
$160–$250
Therapist-led group work that can stimulate change individual therapy alone sometimes can't.
$150
In-depth testing (MMPI-3, MCMI-IV, Wechsler scales, and more) when the diagnostic picture is unclear.
Variable
Standard self-pay rates (as of 2021); actual out-of-pocket may be significantly lower with a qualified plan. Verify current rates with the office.
Meet your psychologist
A licensed psychologist with a Ph.D. from Southern Methodist University and years of service as an Air Force psychologist — including roles as JBER Director of Psychological Health and a deployed SERE psychologist. Dr. Williamson specializes in precision diagnostics: figuring out what's really going on, and matching you to the treatment best suited to it.
Reach out for an intake, or start with a free 15-minute consultation. We'll help you find the clearest path forward.