Parent Child Interaction Therapy at Alaska Behavioral Health
Posted on: 10.12.2026
When the Block Tower Falls: How PCIT Helps Families Reconnect Real-time coaching helps caregivers turn everyday moments into opportunities for connection, confidence, and change. By 7:40 on a Tuesday morning, one Alaska parent had already been hit twice, not hard, but enough to make an exhausting morning feel even heavier. Her four-year-old

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Supporting mental health in college
Posted on: 08.18.2026
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

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How do caregivers and culture help children heal from trauma?
Posted on: 03.19.2026
If you're caring for a child who has been through trauma, you've probably heard a lot about therapy, treatment plans, and professional support. And those things all matter. But you as a caregiver play an important role. The relationship you're building, the safety you're creating, and the patience you're showing on the hardest days play a huge

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Family Based Treatment for Eating Disorders
Posted on: 02.27.2026
What do you do if your child or teen has an eating disorder? For years, the answer in Alaska involved out-of-state inpatient treatment, with families navigating a rough transition home with little support or relocating to seek care for their child.   Over the last several years, organizations such as the Alaska Eating Disorder Alliance

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