Volunteers of America in Alaska is a nonprofit organization that offers healthcare, mental health, and substance abuse services at little or no cost to the Alaskan community. They provide education, prevention, early intervention, assessments, case management, family-inclusive programs, and psychiatric therapies. Treatment length and intensity vary based on the program and client's progress. VOA also has specialized programs for adolescents.
North Star Behavioral Health System in Alaska offers comprehensive behavioral health services, including specialized care for various age groups and programs for first responders and veterans. Personalized care and a commitment to suicide prevention are central to their approach.
Wisdom Traditions offers affordable, holistic, and effective services for individuals in Alaska struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues. These include assessments, psychoeducation, 12-step meetings, relapse prevention, mindfulness, recreational activities, and community support groups. Additional services such as acupuncture detox, physical therapy, and family services are also available. Adolescent-specific programs are offered, and clients can continue their care through gender-specific groups focused on coping skills and empowerment.
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Chugachmiut provides a unique combination of Native healing practices and evidence-based therapies to treat mental health disorders and dependency issues in Alaska residents. Services offered are tailored to each client's medical history, needs, and recovery goals, including mindfulness, community support groups, art therapy, crisis interventions, and more. They also offer suicide prevention and educational services to equip all Alaskans with necessary resources.
Southcentral Foundation is a healthcare facility that offers behavioral health services through their Four Directions program, prioritizing the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs of Alaskan Natives and American Indians over 18. Clients have access to a treatment team and a variety of therapies, including medication-assisted treatments for opioid withdrawal. They accept Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, and self-pay on a sliding fee scale.
APIA offers a range of behavioral health services for individuals, families, and children, including therapy, assessments, crisis programs, and prevention programs. These services aim to develop necessary life skills and address co-occurring disorders, with a focus on overall wellness. Group therapy is a key component, covering topics such as relapse prevention and emotion management.
Banyan Alaska in Anchorage offers tailored addiction treatment with a holistic approach, focusing on mind, body, and spirit for lasting recovery.
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