Mental Health Awareness Month 2021 Events
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February Lunch & Learn: Trauma-informed care for addressing eating disorders in a clinical setting
02.03.2021
Please joins us for our February Lunch & Learn on February 23 @ 12:00. Register here. Who Should Attend? This event is intended for
AKBH Community Update – January 2021
01.26.2021
In our January 2021 update, learn about upcoming events at our new, expanded POWER Center . Plus, check out our New Growth event to support
AKBH Community Update November & December 2020
01.18.2021
In our November/December 2020 Update, learn how we are expanding services in Anchorage and Fairbanks to reach our most vulnerable community members,
AKBH Community Update – November & December 2020
12.05.2020
In our November/December Community Update, learn how we're ramping up intensive services in Anchorage and Fairbanks. In addition, meet our new Child
Meet & Greet with Dr. Wengel
12.01.2020
Join us for a virtual Meet & Greet with our new child psychiatrist Dr. Curt Wengel on Tuesday, January 12 at 8:00 am. Dr. Wengel is a
New Resource for Military Families: Understanding Child Traumatic Stress & Resilience
10.20.2020
Military families are used to adapting to new situations with strength and resilience. But military children may face mental health challenges due to
Advocating for in-state mental health care
09.09.2020
Op-Ed: It’s time to further invest in our state and our future; young Alaskans deserve better Authored by: Joshua Arvidson, LCSW, Clinical
Volunteer Blog: Alaska Seeds of Change
06.23.2020
Alaska Seeds of Change provides vocational training for young people through a variety of programs -- including earning school credit! Vala created
Connections: Parent Support Group
04.17.2020
This group is open to all caregivers and adult clients who have children. Connections is a group that provides a safe, consistent place where our
Advocacy Alert: UAA MS in Clinical Psychology
03.09.2020
On February 21, the Dean of the UAA College of the Arts & Sciences recommended elimination of the MS in Clinical Psychology program at UAA. We
