Contact

If you are experiencing a crisis please call (907) 563-3200, 911 or go immediately to your local emergency room.

Anchorage Adult Services: (907) 563-1000

Anchorage Child & Family Services: (907) 561-0954

Anchorage Clinical Records: Fax to (907) 375-3115

Fairbanks Adult & Child & Family Services: (907) 371-1300

Fairbanks Clinical Records: Fax to (907) 371-1386

For more information about requesting Clinical Records or a Release of Information, please check here.

Locations:

ANCHORAGE

Adult Services/Administration, Clinical Records & Billing
4020 Folker Street
Anchorage, AK 99508
Phone (907) 563-1000
Fax (907) 563-2045
Medical Department Fax: (907) 561-1416

Child and Family Services
4045 Lake Otis Parkway
Anchorage, AK 99508
Phone (907) 561-0954
Fax (907) 561-7093

Transition Age Youth Services/Alaska Seeds of Change
POWER Center (formerly Alaska Youth Advocates)
704 W. 26th
Anchorage, AK 99503
Phone (907) 929 -2633 Youth Drop In Center
Phone (907) 762-8660 Alaska Seeds of Change

Adult Transitions (formerly IDP) & Residential Teams
1432 Ingra Street
Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone (907) 562-7900
Fax (907) 375-3115

Vocational Program
1432 Ingra Street
Anchorage, AK 99501
Phone: ((907) 563-1000

FAIRBANKS

Adult Services
1423 Peger Road
Fairbanks, AK 99709
Phone: (907) 371-1300
Fax: (907) 371-1387

Children’s & Family Services
926 Aspen St
Fairbanks, AK 99709
Phone: (907) 371-1300
Fax: (907) 371-1387

COHEN CLINIC

Steven A Cohen Military Family Clinic at Alaska Behavioral Health
1450 Muldoon Rd #111
Anchorage, AK 99504
Phone: 907-762-8668
Email:AnchorageCVN@akbh.org

Latest News & Events

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AKBH Community Update – July 2021

07.20.2021

In our July 2021 community update: Learn how we are striving for excellence through extensive staff training Heads up on an upcoming open house in Fairbanks The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic hosts mindfulness for teens with Legos Read the newsletter here.

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AKBH Community Update – June 2021

06.25.2021

In our June 2021 community update: Celebrate our one year anniversary as Alaska Behavioral Health Meet intern Cole Talbot Learn about the partnership between Beans Café and the POWER Center. Plus, saying goodbye to long-time AKBH employee Ken Howell. We will miss him immensely! Read the newsletter here.

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Hearing Voices Group in Fairbanks

06.10.2021

Living with Auditory Hallucinations Hearing voices, or auditory hallucinations, are difficult to live with. What is Hearing Voices group? This is a group to support those who deal with auditory hallucinations. In this group, we will learn how to better cope with this issue and overcome the stigma around it. We will explore coping skills, […]

Seeing at-risk youth in our community

06.03.2021

The opinion piece by Alaska Behavioral Health Board Member Irene Gobeli was published in the Anchorage Daily News on May 21, 2021. Living Downtown I live in downtown Anchorage, and every morning for the past 10 years, I’ve walked my dog along E Street and the Park Strip. Almost every morning, I’ve also watched part […]

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Addressing Homelessness

05.26.2021

The opinion piece by Alaska Behavioral Health Board Member Christopher Cox was published in the Anchorage Daily News on May 24, 2021. Addressing Homelessness through Mental Health Care Like many people, my views on homelessness have changed over the years. Growing up, seeing homeless people caused sadness and disbelief. Then as I became older, I […]

Support for Military Families

05.26.2021

Support for Military Families This opinion piece by Alaska Behavioral Health Board Member Traci Gatewood was published in the Fairbanks Daily News Miner on May 1, 2021. Call of Duty Fear. Desperation. Disbelief. Despair. Duty? In 1991, I had a life-altering experience that would forever shape my thinking about service to country and mental health. […]

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Support Behavioral Health Care to Foster Resilience and Well-Being

05.26.2021

This opinion piece by Alaska Behavioral Health Board Member Cathy Giessel was published in the Anchorage Daily News on May 1, 2021. Support Behavioral Health Care to Foster Resilience and Well-Being Alaskans love to fish! Already, trips to favorite fishing places are being planned, and dreams of big catches dreamed. So, imagine standing on the […]

Grow With Us! May 21, 2021

05.10.2021

Grow With Us! The Cohen Clinic at Alaska Behavioral Health presents a free gardening and food giveaway event for the Alaska veteran and military community! When: Friday, May 21, 11 am to 1 pm Where: 1450 Muldoon Rd, #111 What: Transplant seedlings to take home and learn about gardening from the youth at Alaska Seeds […]

AKBH Community Update – May 2021

05.10.2021

In our May 2021 community update, check out our Mental Health Month activities, meet two of our Board Members and read their Mental Health Month opinion pieces, and meet early childhood/Little Tykes clinician Patty Quinn in this new video! And don’t forget to check out virtual art show: Connecting Through Art! (co-hosted with NAMI – […]

Connecting Through Art: Annual Mental Health Awareness Month Art Show

05.02.2021

Thank you to all of the artists who submitted work to our May Mental Health Awareness Month Art show – Connecting through Art. Please click on each artist to see their submissions. Pieces with a price listed are for sale. Please e-mail the name of the piece and your contact information to info@akbh.org if you […]

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