Psychiatric Services
Rebecca Moyes | PMHNP
Rebecca Moyes, PMHNP and founder of Two Rivers Integrative Health, provides comprehensive mental health services with a focus on building therapeutic partnerships rooted in compassion, understanding, and respect. Rebecca works closely with individuals to evaluate, diagnose, and then co-create personalized treatment plans tailored to address a wide range of mental health struggles, including depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, ADHD, bipolar disorder, and other challenges.
Medication management, therapy, and ongoing support for lifestyle changes are integrated seamlessly to offer holistic care for individuals seeking healing and growth. Through a combination of trauma informed, evidence-based interventions, and client-centered approaches, Rebecca empowers individuals to actively participate in their mental health journey. Individuals can expect not only expert clinical care but also partnership built on empathy, trust, collaboration, and a shared commitment to achieving mental wellness. Welcome to the place where healing begins and hope flourishes.
Rebecca earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing from the University of Colorado in Colorado Springs and Master of Science in Nursing at Gonzaga University. Her rigorous education and 23 years of clinical experience equipped her with the skills and expertise needed to provide holistic mental health care. Rebecca has worked in acute care, medical/surgical nursing, labor & delivery, postpartum care, community health education, and practiced as a certified sexual assault nurse examiner (SANE). Rebecca has nurtured a diverse set of skills to support individuals with their unique mental health needs.
Rebecca combines her natural warmth, positivity and compassion to establish a therapeutic partnership with her patients. She is committed to the education and empowerment of individuals so they can direct their own paths toward health and wellbeing.
Rebecca grew up in the beautiful mid Willamette Valley. When she is not in the office, Rebecca enjoys reading, spending time with family and friends, and being in the great outdoors. She loves to hike, camp, and play on her two favorite rivers—the Metolius and the Umpqua. She and her husband have 3 wonderful children and 2 dogs.
Areas of Specialty
Law Enforcement & First Responders
We recognize the unique mental health needs of our law enforcement officers and first responders. We understand the demanding nature of their professions with the high-stress environment, long and irregular work hours, exposure to traumatic events, and constant pressure to uphold public health and safety. Often this leads to officers and first responders experiencing chronic stress, anxiety, depression, PTSD, burnout, and relational strain. We offer a safe and supportive environment where patients can openly express their struggles and concerns. Patients receive evidence-based, individualized, trauma-informed care that includes medications, therapy, and recommendations for lifestyle changes as needed.
Pregnant & Postpartum Women
Pregnant and postpartum women experience significant emotional, physical, and psychological challenges during the perinatal period. We specialize in providing compassionate, individualized care for women struggling during this transition. Pregnancy and postpartum can be a vulnerable and overwhelming time with hormonal fluctuations and the demands of motherhood adding to the complexities. We offer a safe and supportive environment where women can openly express their concerns and receive the necessary help to navigate this journey. Through evidence-based interventions and personalized treatment plans, we address perinatal mental health issues such as postpartum depression, anxiety, mood disorders, and more. Our aim is to empower women, promote their well-being, and foster a positive and fulfilling motherhood experience.
Kristin Moen | DNP, PMNHP
Kristin Moen returned to college in her 40s after working as a case manager in a community mental health setting. She was inspired to advance her education to maximize her ability to provide evidence based compassionate care. Kristin attended OHSU, first earning a nursing degree followed by the doctorate of nursing practice (DNP) specializing in psychiatry.
Kristin’s treatment philosophy strongly incorporates trauma-informed care along with healing-centered engagement, using evidence-based assessment and diagnostic tools in her expert evaluation. Treating individuals with dignity is a top priority and Kristin collaborates with each individual in order to hear and understand their priorities. This shared decision making approach and respecting the individual as the expert in their own experience allows for a productive partnership and a customized treatment plan. Additionally, Kristin is aware of the cultural differences and needs of individuals; cultural humility informs her excellent provision of care.
Kristin is skilled in medication management and combines this with other modalities of treatment, specialized to the individual. These may include, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT), psychotherapy, and therapy informed by the 12 step model for codependency.
While some providers focus on medication management only, Kristin looks at the bigger picture that often includes therapy, sleep, nutrition, movement, and social engagement.
Kristin sees people with a range of mental health challenges, including C-PTSD, all forms of anxiety and depression, bipolar disorder, and neurodivergent issues such as ADHD. She sees people as young as 6 years old, and throughout the lifespan.
Kristin wants to welcome you on your journey of wellness, and looks forward to joining with you, and supporting you along the way.
Jessica Yacques, PMHNP
Jessica Yacques is a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner (PMHNP) dedicated to walking alongside individuals on their journey to mental well-being. Her integrative approach combines medication management, psychotherapy, and evidence-based guidance on nutrition and lifestyle—rooted in the belief that healing is a collaborative, transformative process.
Jessica approaches her work with empathy, curiosity, and a deep respect for each person's unique story. Guided by her favorite quote from Robert Frost, “The only way out is through,” she recognizes that healing is challenging and requires courage and persistence.
Jessica provides comprehensive evaluations to uncover the underlying factors contributing to mental health concerns, allowing her to develop personalized treatment plans. She has experience treating a wide range of conditions, including mood disorders such as depression and bipolar disorder, premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD), anxiety disorders, and trauma-related disorders. Jessica also welcomes and affirms neurodivergent individuals, offering care that is respectful, strengths-based, and attuned to diverse ways of thinking and experiencing the world.
Her career in healthcare began in 2007 as a registered nurse in a rural medical unit, where she gained foundational clinical experience and a strong connection to community care. She later worked in intensive care, honing detailed clinical skills and learning the profound impact of presence and empathy during critical moments. After earning her advanced nursing degree, Jessica served for seven years as a Primary Care Provider in rural Ohio, where she developed a holistic understanding of how chronic medical conditions intersect with mental health.Witnessing the significant gap in mental health services within her community, Jessica was inspired to deepen her expertise. She returned to graduate school and earned her PMHNP certification in 2020, bringing both breadth and depth of experience to her psychiatric practice.
Outside of her professional life, Jessica finds joy in music, nature, and the company of her family. Life with two young children is full and vibrant, and she treasures the quiet, meaningful moments amidst the busyness. Having recently relocated to Corvallis from Ohio due to her spouse’s career, she is excited to build connections and serve the local community.
Frequently Asked Questions
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We are currently in-network with: Providence, Pacific Source Commercial, Aetna, Cigna, Moda, and Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield. We do not accept Oregon health plan, Medicaid, or Medicare at this time.
Please note: We bill primary insurance only. For folks with secondary insurance coverage, you will be responsible for any copays or deductible based on your primary insurance coverage. We will provide you with a superbill and receipt for you to submit to your secondary insurer for reimbursement based on your particular policy.
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Yes, we do. There is a set price for fee-for-service patients. Payment will be due at time of appointment. We can provide you with a superbill to submit to your insurance company if you would like to file an out of network claim.
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Fees vary and can range between $200 and $450 depending on the type of appointment and service. You can request specific information through the contact us form.
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New patient appointments are 90 minutes and follow up appointments are 45 minutes.
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Telehealth appointments are an option for established patients. We do not meet via telehealth for new patient appointments. Please be aware, some patients may be on certain medications that require more frequent in–person visits.
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Rebecca treats individuals ages 16 to 65.
Kristin treats individuals ages 6 and up.
Jess treats individuals ages 13 and up.
Jessica treats individuals ages 18 and up.
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We treat a wide variety of mental health issues including: depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, PTSD, ADHD, and OCD.
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We offer a combination of treatments including medication management, laboratory studies, genetic testing, therapy, and lifestyle recommendations.
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Follow up appointments include approximately 30 minutes of therapy, depending on the needs of the patient.
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We do prescribe controlled substances depending on the particular needs of the patient. Patients may be required to sign a controlled substance contract and/or consent form and may be subject to randomized drug screens.
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We require 48 hours notice for schedule changes or cancellations. Any change in less than that amount of time may result in a late reschedule or missed appointment fee of $150. It will be your responsibility to pay the fee prior to scheduling your next appointment. Please be aware this policy is strictly enforced as there is high demand for appointments.