Revive Behavioral Health opens in Mount Vernon with veteran-led mission

A powerful new resource for mental health and addiction recovery has opened its doors in the heart of Mount Vernon. 

Revive Behavioral Health, located at 206 S. Mulberry St., Suite A, officially began serving patients on Aug. 4, providing a full range of mental health services, psychiatric care, and addiction treatment options. Founded by Jordan Moore, APRN, PMHNP-BC, a U.S. Army veteran and dual board-certified nurse practitioner, Revive is quickly becoming a cornerstone of care for the Knox County community.

Moore’s career spans both military and medical service. After serving eight years as a Military Police Staff Sergeant, completing two combat deployments, and later commanding a 32-bed field hospital, he transitioned into healthcare leadership, ultimately earning board certifications as a Family Nurse Practitioner and Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. He left the military as a Captain in May 2024.

When asked what motivated him to open his own practice, Moore was clear: “The need.” Locating Revive in downtown Mount Vernon was intentional — to ensure accessibility for individuals who may rely on walking or public transportation to get to appointments.

“I’m especially passionate about servicing veterans,” Moore added, reflecting on his military background. While Revive is deeply committed to serving veterans, its services are designed to support the entire community. The clinic welcomes individuals from all walks of life — parents, teens, professionals, and anyone ready to begin the healing process.

Revive Behavioral Health’s mission is rooted in delivering compassionate, evidence-based care that supports individuals in achieving emotional wellness. With a strong emphasis on addiction recovery, the clinic offers a wide spectrum of services — including psychiatry, psychotherapy, and TMS therapy — to meet the needs of each client. The staff is dedicated to creating a safe, respectful environment where every person feels supported, heard, and valued.

Through individualized treatment plans, continued education, and innovative tools like Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) — a safe, non-invasive treatment for PTSD, OCD, and treatment-resistant depression — Revive aims to empower individuals to build resilience and lead fulfilling lives.

As a veteran-owned psychiatric practice, Revive Behavioral Health offers a wide range of integrated mental health services tailored to meet the diverse needs of its clients. These services include psychiatric evaluations, medication management, and psychotherapy provided by licensed clinicians. The clinic also specializes in addiction recovery and dual-diagnosis treatment, ensuring individuals struggling with both mental health challenges and substance use receive coordinated care. One of the clinic’s standout offerings is Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation therapy — a safe, non-invasive, and sedation-free treatment option for conditions like PTSD, OCD, and treatment-resistant depression.

Therapy services are led by two highly qualified clinicians. Deborah Wauthier, MSW, LSW, LICDC brings expertise in addiction recovery and trauma-informed therapy, while Jacqueline Pack, MSW, LSW focuses on supporting clients dealing with depression, anxiety, and life transitions. Together, they provide personalized, compassionate care that reflects Revive’s commitment to improving the well-being of every individual they serve.

Revive is committed to making mental health care accessible by offering flexible hours that accommodate busy schedules:

• Monday: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

• Tuesday: 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

• Wednesday and Thursday: 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

• Friday: 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. (Fridays primarily offer telehealth appointments)

“We are open when nobody else is,” Moore said, highlighting the clinic’s focus on availability when other providers may be closed.

Revive accepts most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, further reinforcing its commitment to affordable, accessible care for all members of the community.

While there may be plans for future expansion outside of Knox County, Moore says the immediate focus is on the people of the Mount Vernon community.

With its foundation in military service, clinical expertise, and a mission rooted in compassion, Revive Behavioral Health is helping to change the conversation around mental health and addiction—bringing real solutions to real people, right where they need it most. 

They are noow accepting new patients — in-person and telehealth appointments available.

To contact Revive Behavioral Health, call (740) 326-1231; email info@revivemtv.com; or visit revivebehavioralhealthmtv.com.