Strengthening Alaska communities and improving the lives of our clients through exceptional behavioral healthcare.
For more than 50 years, we’ve been providing support for Alaskans facing mental health challenges. We provide fast access to compassionate, whole-person care for you and your family, with integrated therapy, psychiatry and primary care. Help is just a phone call away, walk-ins are welcome, and we never turn anyone away based on ability to pay. We’re here for you when you need us most.
Ready to get started? Call us today!
Learn About Our Services
Child & Family Services
Child and Family Services Continuum provides a wide range of therapeutic services to children and adolescents with mild, moderate, and severe emotional disturbance, along with their families.
Teen and Young Adult Services
Alaska Behavioral Health provides a wide range of services for young people ages 13-24 who are experiencing mental/behavioral health challenges.
Adult Services
Alaska Behavioral Health provides comprehensive outpatient treatment services for adults experiencing mild, moderate and severe mental illness. Alaska Behavioral Health assesses all clients through an intake process, based on their needs and functionality.
Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at AKBH
The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Alaska Behavioral Health provides confidential, high-quality behavioral healthcare services and local resource connection to post-9/11 veterans (including National Guard and Reserves), their families, active duty service members and the families of active duty service members.
Psychiatry & Primary Care
Our medical department is dedicated to helping our clients improve their lives through a coordinated approach to care involving clients, their caregivers, their clinical staff and primary care providers.
Crisis Services
Alaska Behavioral Health provides same-day walk in crisis at all of our clinics during business hours. In Fairbanks, we also offer a 24-hour crisis care line and Mobile Crisis Team response in partnership with the City and Borough.
We bill any insurance for services, including:
Latest News & Events
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How internships at Alaska Behavioral Health support behavioral healthcare statewide
Why are our internships important? Written by Kaitlyn Gaub, Communications Intern When it comes to supporting statewide mental healthcare in Alaska, one question always hangs in the air: How do we keep providers here? Alaska Behavioral Health is welcoming about a dozen new interns this August. Teaching the next generation of mental healthcare workers to provide comprehensive, evidence-based practices…
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Supporting mental health in college
How can college students be successful in their classes and support their lives outside of the classroom? Written by Kaitlyn Gaub, Communications Intern Going back to school can be a significant transition for children and families. Adults going to college for the first time or returning after a break can also experience growing pains when…
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What does a morning at the peer drop-in center look like?
A peek into Alaska Behavioral Health’s peer drop-in center Written by Kaitlyn Gaub, Communications Intern I walked into the second-floor peer drop-in center on Gambell Street one Tuesday morning to see what an average day looks like. I was greeted by the peer-support specialists and clinicians and pulled up a chair. There were a few clients sitting…
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Lots of tough news this week: Tok fires, western AK plane crash.
As a reminder, Alaska Behavioral Health offers walk-in crisis services at our clinics in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Wasilla.
If anyone is struggling with this tragedies and needs support, please stop by one of our clinics or give us a call: 907-563-1000.
In Fairbanks, our Mobile Crisis Team (dispatched through 911) is also available for support.
www.alaskasnewssource.com/2026/08/21/report-plane-crashes-western-alaska-with-multiple-people-boa...
Come see us at the Alaska State Fair!
We're part of a group to providers who partner to offer a safe quiet spot at the fair, for anyone who needs it!
The Serenity Spot on the Purple Trail offers:
➡️A quiet place to get away from the hustle and bustle
➡️Naloxone training & kits
➡️Activities to educate and support mental health
➡️Info about a ton of community resources!
Stop by to learn about all of the supports that are available in our communities!
#WellnessforEveryone #AlaskaBehavioralHealth #AlaskaStateFair
Did you know that experiences in infancy and early childhood can shape mental health for a lifetime?
Social-emotional learning helps children build the skills to understand themselves, connect with others, and navigate the world in healthy ways. When we support young children with safe, nurturing, and positive experiences, we help them grow into more confident teens and thriving adults.
#earlychildhood #infantmentalhealth #childmentalhealth #AlaskaBehavioralHealth
Staff spotlight: Rani Malone
Rani is a care manager at Alaska Behavioral Health. She works with primary care as a mental health specialist. Rani helps ensure patients at Alaska Behavioral Health receive the well-rounded care they need. Thanks, Rani, for the work you do to support the community!
#AlaskaBehavioralHealth #WellnessForEveryone #mentalhealthmatters #StaffSpotlight
Alaska Behavioral Health is excited to be hosting a series of conversations with our clinical experts on topics of interest to parents and caregivers. These sessions will be hosted on Zoom and live-streamed. To participate and ask questions, you will need to register and participate via Zoom. Register at the ticket link. More info: alaskabehavioralhealth.org/coffee-with-a-clinician/
Join us for the final session of the Rural Trauma Training Institute with Brandi Salvatore.
Brandi is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Case Manager at the Steven A. Cohen Family Clinic. On September 10, she will discuss supporting children that have been impacted by complex trauma.
This training’s purpose is to provide an overview of treatment models which are effective in the treatment of complex trauma for youth and adults. In addition to introducing various treatment models, the module
will touch upon considerations for selecting treatment that is the best fit for a client and/or their family.
Scan the QR code to register!
#AlaskaBehavioralHealth #WellnessforEveryone #MentalHealthMatters
Heads up! We're making a switch in the tool we use for client assessments prior to appointments. The new system is called TxProgress.
The big news? Clients will no longer need to create an account and a password! 🙌
✉️They'll simply receive an email with a secure link, verify their info and then submit any assessments assigned by their clinician.
The new system is being implemented this week. If you have an appointment and expect to need to complete an assessment, look for the email from TxProgress!
#WellnessforEveryone #AlaskaBehavioralHealth #Mentalhealthishealth #Nomorepasswords
How much do you know about children's mental health?
Many children experience mental and behavioral health challenges. Early treatment and support can make a lifelong difference. Getting help sooner can build skills and resilience that supports them at home, at school, and beyond.
#MentalHealthAwareness #AlaskaBehavioralHealth #ChildMentalHealth #BehavioralHealth #BackToSchool
Several Alaska Behavioral Staff will be presenting at the @AKMentalHealthTrust Improving Lives Conference! Courtney Evans and Liz Sewell will be presenting about our Mobile Crisis Team in Fairbanks.
Early bird pricing for registration closes on August 15.
Details ➡️https://improvinglivesalaska.org/
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