Alaska Behavioral Health

Alaska Behavioral Health provides behavioral healthcare services to Alaskans facing mental health challenges. For more than 50 years, the organization has offered fast access to compassionate, whole-person care through integrated therapy, psychiatry, and primary care. Services include child and family services for children and adolescents with mild to severe emotional disturbance, teen and young adult services for ages 13-24, adult services for those experiencing mental illness, crisis intervention services, and the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic serving post-9/11 veterans and active duty service members and their families. The organization operates on a walk-in basis, never turns anyone away based on ability to pay, and maintains a 24-hour crisis line. Multiple locations serve Alaska communities.