Psychiatry in Junction City, Oregon
Psychiatric care for depression, anxiety, ADHD, PTSD, OCD, bipolar disorder, and more. We take time to understand your whole story, so medication can become a thoughtful part of your healing, without ever defining it.
In-person at our Corvallis office on Kings Boulevard. Telehealth sessions available.
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Psychiatry in Junction City
Care a short drive up 99W from Junction City
Junction City holds onto its Scandinavian roots, a farming town set between Corvallis and Eugene where life stays close to the land. Even at that grounded pace, a mind can grow foggy and heavy, and it isn't always clear where to turn when the usual ways of coping stop being enough.
Our Kings Boulevard office is about half an hour north, an easy drive up 99W on the days you've set aside for your care. Thoughtful psychiatric care, with time to talk through medication and whatever else might help, is waiting at the end of that drive.
Medication for the mind, body, and nervous system
Medication can be a thoughtful part of your healing
Some days, what you're carrying has a name. Other days it's just a heaviness, a static, a sense that something is off you can't quite say out loud. Mental health can feel like fog. Medication, when it's the right fit, can be one way the fog begins to lift.
We take time to understand your whole story, so medication can become a thoughtful part of your healing, without ever defining it. We'll talk through the options together: what a medication might do, what it might not, and what else could help. And if something doesn't seem like the right fit, we work closely with you to figure out what might.
The fog we help you move through
What we help you work through
Whether you're navigating a diagnosis, moving through a difficult season, or something you haven't quite found words for yet, our psychiatric providers make space for the full range of what brings you here, including:
Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) & Persistent Depressive Disorder (PDD)
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
Attention-Deficit & Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Bipolar disorders
Reproductive mental health (infertility, pregnancy, postpartum, perimenopause)
Diagnostic evaluations and second opinions
Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) and Social Anxiety
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Adjustment disorders
Eating disorders
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
…and more. If you're not sure whether psychiatry is the right fit, we'll help you figure that out together.
A gentle look at what's ahead
What working together looks like
Initial evaluation
A full 90 minutes, so there's time to understand your lived experience with care and shape a path forward that feels thoughtful and aligned with you.
Diagnosis & guidance
Putting language to what you've been experiencing can be powerful. We'll help you better understand what's been happening and what might help — even non-medication recommendations.
Medication management
We review options, dosing, and possible side effects so you feel informed and supported. If something isn't the right fit, we work with you to find what is.
Integration
Care often feels most supportive woven together with therapy and other support. We can help you connect the pieces, though your path is always yours to choose.
Why Transformative
Why people choose us
Whole-person care. We tend to the mind, the body, and the life around them, not a symptom in isolation.
Your path, your pace. We review options, dosing, and possible side effects together, and your care path is always yours to choose.
Time to be understood. A full 90-minute first visit, because your story deserves more than fifteen rushed minutes.
Better together with therapy. We coordinate with our own therapists so medication and talk therapy can work as one.
Insurance welcomed. We're in-network with most major Oregon plans, and we can bill out-of-network too.
Clarity when you need it. Diagnostic evaluations and second opinions, so you can better understand what's been happening.
Clinician collaboration. To provide the most comprehensive care possible, our psychiatry providers collaborate with your therapist.
Psychotherapy, too. All of our psychiatric providers also offer psychotherapy, so your visits have room for the whole of what you’re carrying.
Telehealth options available. We offer online appointments when appropriate, should you need them.
Meet your care team
The providers you can work with
Insurance & getting started
Using your insurance for psychiatry
Cost should never be the fog between you and care. We're in-network with most major Oregon health plans for psychiatry, and even when we're not, there's almost always a way forward. Here are the plans we work with.
Cash pay is always welcome, and we can often bill out-of-network benefits directly. All practitioners accept self-pay.
Where to find us
Our Corvallis offices
Psychiatry happens at our Kings Boulevard location. Whenever you're ready, we're here.
Kings location
Psychiatry, Spravato®, Ketamine
1857 NW Kings Blvd, Corvallis, OR 97330
(541) 203-0485
Harrison location
Therapy, OMT, Assessments, Groups
1300 NW Harrison Blvd, Corvallis, OR 97330
(541) 203-0485
Frequently asked questions
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For our psychiatric services we take Regence/BCBS, Providence, PacificSource, Moda, and Samaritan/IHN.
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Even if we are not contracted (in-network) with your primary insurance, we accept credit card payments. However, we may also be able to bill your insurance directly via your Out of Network Benefits. (You will still be responsible for any remaining balance.) All practitioners accept self-pay (credit card).
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Side effects vary by person and medication. We start with lower doses and increase gradually. If side effects become problematic, we have other options to explore.
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Absolutely. Many patients benefit from both medication and therapy working together. We coordinate care with our therapy team for integrated treatment.
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Initial visits are more frequent to establish the right treatment plan. Once stable, most patients see their psychiatrist monthly or as needed for adjustments.
Give your nervous system somewhere softer to land
