Alaska Behavioral Health

Our 24/7 crisis services provide immediate support for mental health emergencies through phone assistance and in-person interventions. Specialized teams respond to urgent needs across Alaska, offering stabilization and connection to ongoing care. Services include suicide prevention, trauma response, and mobile crisis units operating statewide.

Specialized trauma treatment programs utilize evidence-based approaches like TF-CBT and ARC framework interventions. Our clinicians address complex trauma in children and adults through individual and group therapy sessions. We also provide professional training to enhance trauma-informed care across Alaska's healthcare systems.

The Cohen Military Family Clinic delivers confidential behavioral healthcare for post-9/11 veterans, active duty personnel, and their families. Services include individual counseling, family therapy, and resource connection through specialized programs addressing combat-related trauma and reintegration challenges.

Certified peer support specialists provide guidance through lived experience with mental health challenges. Our programs include support groups, recovery coaching, and training for individuals seeking to become certified peer specialists across Alaska's behavioral health network.

Comprehensive youth mental health services include the POWER Center drop-in program, trauma-informed school support, and intensive day treatment. We offer age-specific interventions for ages 13-24 with free access to showers, laundry, and computer resources during operating hours.

We provide crisis intervention, outpatient therapy, trauma treatment, peer support, and specialized programs for veterans and military families across Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Wasilla.

Our 24-hour crisis line at 988 connects you immediately to professional support specialists available 24/7 for urgent mental health needs.

As a Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic, we accept most major insurance plans and offer flexible payment options for uninsured patients.

Yes, our POWER Center provides youth drop-in services, mental health first aid training, and trauma-informed care for ages 13-24 in Anchorage.

We offer evidence-based therapies including TF-CBT, ARC framework treatment, and Trauma 101 training for professionals working with trauma survivors.

My experience definitely did not start off good. I had someone give me the wrong information for my appt (Telehealth, was given wrong person's login), waited 5mins past my appt before I tried calling the front desk. (Providers run late) I could not reach anyone at the front desk, I called 13 times and only got voicemail. So I called the nurse line, the nurse was extremely unhelpful, sent me back to the front desk VM.

I then decided to call the BILLING department, at this point my appt is well over. I reached a lovely gentleman named Jay in Billing. He proceeded to call the front desk, when he couldn't reach he said he had emailed them and to wait for a call. Someone did call me back to R/S shortly after he emailed, she informed me she was the ONLY ONE at the front desk. no bueno! So she apologized and got me set up for later that same day for my FIRST appt w/ my counselor. (Hence why I was so agitated.

I needed this first session) Jay also FOLLOWED UP the next day to make sure I received a call back. I appreciate his kindness and his outstanding work ethic. :) thanks to him, I am content w/ services. (My counselor was also pretty cool so far)

A complete train wreck. was already anxious about coming, requested a female provider, was given a male. harassed in the waiting room by clearly strung out patients, and when I was finally seen by this male provider, he was no more than a college student completely unqualified to help me in any way. I was pressured into filling out dubious amounts of paperwork despite saying I didn't wan to come back.

They scheduled a follow up anyway. And also charged me for the visit despite my insurance covering 100% of their services. This is also the only place in Anchorage that takes Medicaid for Mental Health Services and that is shameful and disgraceful. The state of Alaska needs to do better

I wanted to update my review in hopes they kind of turned things around. By the looks of it things haven't improved with this particular clinic. The United States has some of the worst mental healthcare in the Western world, and Alaska ranks in the top 10 of the worst states to boot. Be careful who you choose for mental health care, and try to stay positive. Good luck everybody

If you god forbid show attitude to the front desk they make sure you get denied for grants and dont receive assistance everyone else gets. This place is a joke.