The Alaska Behavioral Health Association (ABHA) is proud of its diverse membership. Executive leaders from mental health and substance abuse treatment providers serving Alaskans from Ketchikan to Barrow, Eagle Village to Adak and all points in between have come together to help develop the best system of care possible to support people in their recovery.

With a few notable exceptions, the State of Alaska has privatized behavioral health services. Public mental health and substance abuse treatment services are offered primarily through a series of grant and contract agreements to private, for-profit and non-profit corporations as well as through providers reimbursed for their services by Medicaid.

ABHA is an association of tribal and non-tribal behavioral health providers. Our members serve infants, children, youth and adolescent, adults and the elderly. Members range from small community clinics to the largest mental health and the largest drug and alcohol treatment providers in the state. They provide clinic and rehabilitative services from prevention and early intervention services to acute, inpatient and residential care. Our diverse membership shares the common goal of continuously improving the quality, cost-effective, patient-centered behavioral health treatment services available to Alaskans.

• Trauma informed, culturally competent behavioral health services for high risk youth and their families
• Residential treatment offering Level V Psychiatric, Nursing and Medical services, and onsite ASD classrooms
• Care Coordination, Case Management, Education Support, and Skill Building
• Treatment Foster Care including 24/7 on call Crisis Intervention support

• Full suite of substance abuse services – Residential, Intensive Outpatient, and Outpatient
• Comprehensive diagnostics and treatment for substance use and mental health disorders
• Onsite/offsite Intensive outpatient substance use treatment for incarcerated persons
• Transitional housing for individuals completing substance use treatment programs

Palmer and Wasilla

• DVSA Emergency Shelter (32-bed)
• Integrated behavioral health treatment services
• Alcohol Safety Action Program
• Individual, Group, Family counseling
• Family support and preservation

ANTHC’s Behavioral Health department works with tribal health organizations throughout the state to help build stronger Alaskans and healthier communities.

Through training, education, and coordination with their partners, ANTHC collaborates to address community health.

Statewide

• Facilitate and promote coordination and collaboration among training entities
• Provide technical assistance to address training opportunities, training needs, and gaps identified by providers serving Trust beneficiaries
• Document and report training data for agencies and individuals
• Increase availability of quality training that equips the home-based, community-based, and behavioral health workforce deliver culturally attuned services throughout Alaska and for our unique Alaska Native populations.

• Youth support group
• Parent support groups
• Summer groups
• Peer Navigation

• Outpatient counseling for individual, family, couples
• Intensive Outpatient Program focusing on Substance Abuse Recovery Services
• Alcohol and Drug Information School (ADIS)
• Psychological Assessments
• Tele-distant delivery Psychiatric Services through contract Psychiatrists
• Tobacco Cessation Counseling

• Child Trauma Center and Trauma Training
• Community and Clinic-based services treating children and adults with emotional disturbance and mental illness
• Community and Clinic-based services treating children and adults with emotional disturbance and mental illness
• Vocational programs for adults & transition age youth

• Behavioral Health Services for dually diagnosed (mental illness/emotional disturbance along with developmental disability).
• Care coordination
• Community inclusion and support
• Supported employment

• Behavioral Health services for dually diagnosed (IDD/MI ) persons
• Supported Employment: Community employers and Assets employment
• Preferred community living support

• Inpatient Mental Health Services
• Residential, Intensive Outpatient, and Outpatienttreatment for substance use disorders
• Medically assisted withdrawal services
• Individual, Family, Group Counseling
• Diagnostic Services
• 24-hr Emergency Services program

• Residential treatment
• Individual, family, and group therapy
• Outpatient Counseling – Children (4 & up), Youth, Adults, Families, Couples
• Medication management
• Primary health care
• Educational supports

• Adult residential substance abuse treatment at Serenity House
• Adolescent substance abuse treatment through the Diamond Willow Program
• Community outreach activities
• Prevention and Early Intervention regional lead

• Peer-driven, peer support programming
• Outpatient services for adults experiencing serious mental illness
• Clinic, Rehabilitative, Assertive Outreach and Engagement services

• Individual, Family, and Couples Counseling
• Outpatient substance abuse treatment
• Village-Based Services
• Continuing Care

• Early learning /development (age 0-3)
• Psych assessments, individual, family, group therapy, and skill development
• Services for individuals with Developmental Disabilities
• Respite, chore services, care coordination, and other services for older Alaskans and adults

• Behavioral Health services for children and youth (up to age 21) and their families
• Youth school-based programs
• Parenting with Love and Limits family skills training
• Early Intervention using Circles of Security

• Psychological and Behavioral Screening and Assessment
• Home & Community-Based Individual, Family, Couples, and Group Therapy
• Behavioral Intervention, Rehab, and Skill Development

• Substance abuse and integrated mental health and substance abuse assessments
• Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient treatment for drug and alcohol abuse
• Alcohol and Drug Information School
• Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) services
• Individual counseling and specialized groups

• Substance abuse and integrated mental health and substance abuse assessments
• Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient treatment for drug and alcohol abuse
• Alcohol and Drug Information School
• Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) services
• Individual counseling and specialized groups

• 24/7 Crisis Line
• Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient Treatment services for drug and alcohol dependence
• Itinerant Psychiatric Services (6-8 times/year)
• Village-based counseling services

• Integrated Behavioral Health assessments
• Individual and group outpatient psychotherapy for children, youth, and adults
• Individual and group treatment for substance abuse
• Telepsychiatry

• Case management and comprehensive community support services for adults experiencing chronic mental illness
• Independent living support

• Clinical services specializing in services for youth experiencing SED and their families
• Therapeutic foster care
• Case management
• School-based services

• Crisis and Emergency Care
• Individual, Group Counseling, and Family Counseling
• Coordination of Psychiatric Svcs and Medication Mgmt
• Outpatient Substance Abuse Services

• 16-bed detox facility
• Ralph Perdue Center – Adult Drug & Alcohol Treatment Center – 10 residential beds and 30 outpatient slots
• Graf – 12 bed co-ed, youth residential treatment center (age 12-18)
• Women and Children Center for Inner Healing – 12 bed treatment center for pregnant women and those with children to 4 years old

• Therapeutic Foster Group Homes and Community Foster Homes
• Youth Education Support Services Day Treatment
• Adolescent Co-occurring Treatment
• Residential Treatment Center (ages 12-18)
• Alternatives to Out of State Placement
• Clinical and Rehabilitative Services

• Case management
• Individual skill development
• Crisis Intervention and individual therapy
• IDD and Senior Support Services: Home and Community Based waiver services, Short term assistance and referral (STAR), care coordination, respite care

• Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient treatment services for alcohol and drug disorders
• Transitional housing
• Residential reentry program for adults

• Intensive Outpatient and Outpatient treatment services for alcohol and drug disorders
• Transitional housing
• Residential reentry program for adults

• 24/7 Psychiatric Emergency Services
• Outpatient behavioral health, primary care & wellness services for adults experiencing mental illness
• Residential Services for Adults with Serious Mental Illness
• Telehealth services

• Comprehensive Emergency, Residential, Outpatient and Community-Based Behavioral Healthcare for Children, Teens and their Families
• Early Childhoood & School-based services
• Residential Services – emergency shelter for youth (ages 10-19); level III care (15 beds), level IV care (25 beds), transitional living, and treatment foster care

• Integrated Mental Health, Substance Use, Primary Care and Wellness services Outpatient and Intensive
• Outpatient levels of care
• A culturally-sensitive approach to individual and group therapy
• School and community-based rehabilitative services for children

• Individual and Family Psychotherapy
• Outpatient and IOP Substance Abuse Treatment
• Suboxone – Medication Assisted Treatment
• Integrated Care & Community Prevention Programs
• Parenting with Love & Limits
• Child Advocacy Center

• Holistic family approach to alcohol/substance abuse treatment
• Mavsigviq – Family Recovery Camp for treatment of addiction
• 24-hr Social Model detox available
• Vocational Rehabilitation
• Youth Suicide Prevention

• 24/7 Crisis Intervention
• Specialized services for youth experiencing First Episode Psychosis
• School Based Services
• Individual, Group, Family therapy
• Psychiatric evaluation, Medication management
• Psychosocial Rehab Services for children with SED and adults with SMI
• Integrated Behavioral Health, Medical, and Dental Services

• Methadone assisted therapy
• Individual and group counseling
• Medically monitored outpatient treatment for opiate abuse
• Anonymous HIV testing, education, and counseling

• Arctic Women in Crisis (AWIC) support
• Children & Youth services
• Integrated Behavioral Health – includes Matsutani Community Resource Program and the Gathering Place Day Program.
• Collaboration with Hope Community Resources for the Mental Health Group Home in Barrow for adults

• 24/7 No Cost Assessment
• Acute Psychiatric Inpatient (children ages 4-11; boys and girls ages 12-18)
• Psychiatric Residential Treatment Center (girls ages 12-18, boys ages 11-18)
• Chris Kyle Patriots Hospital – Acute Psychiatric Inpatient for Service Members and Veterans
• PTSD and Substance Use Disorder services (18+)
• Arctic Recovery – Inpatient Substance Use Treatment program for ages 18+

Nome and 15 villages within Bering Strait Region

• Outpatient services including psychiatric assessment and evaluation, crisis management, medication assessment and evaluation, case management and referral
• Individual, couple, group, and family counseling
• Referral and support for residential treatment

• Long-term Residential substance use disorder treatment for adults (26 beds)
• Treatment planning
• Individual and group therapy
• Community involvement
• Life skills and employment skills development

• Services for severely emotionally disturbed youth include case management, home and community based services, medication management, individual and family therapy.
• School-based services
• Crisis intervention
• Psychosocial rehab services, and skills development

Petersburg

• Behavioral health services
• Strategic Prevention Framework for Alcohol Abuse prevention
• Primary and Behavioral Health Integration Program with Alaska Island Community Services focusing on wellness

Juneau

• Clubhouse International Accredited
• Employment
• Education
• Housing
• Community Supports and Services

Anchorage, Kodiak, Valdez

• Psychiatric Emergency Department
• Chemical dependency treatment: outpatient, intensive outpatient, and partial hospitalization
• Outpatient mental health, psychiatric assessments, therapy services, medication management 
• Inpatient and Sub-acute mental health for adolescents and adults
• Psychiatric residential treatment for adolescent girls

• Psychiatric Emergency Services
• Drug/Alcohol Testing, Assessment, and Referral
• Individual/ Family Outpatient Treatment
• Case Management
• Community Prevention programs

Statewide

• Training opportunities for individuals for chemical dependency/behavioral health counselor certification, clinical supervision, and administration
• Provides, coordinates and delivers on-site training
• Offers correspondence classes and a three-week intense training academy

• Residential Substance Abuse Treatment Program (42 bed men’s facility and 15 bed women’s facility)
• Outpatient and Intensive Outpatient
• Substance Abuse Treatment programs Substance Abuse and Integrated Assessments
• In-custody Substance Abuse Treatment at Goose Creek and Hiland Mountain Correctional Centers

• 24/7 manned crisis line
• Individual, group, family therapy
• Assisted living and transitional homes
• Community-based rehab services
• Co-occurring treatment services
• Services for victims of Domestic Violence/Sexual Assault

• Outpatient/Intensive Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment
• Integrated and Substance Abuse Assessments and Treatment of Co-Occurring Disorders
• Peer Support Services
• Women’s Residential Substance Abuse Treatment (16 Bed Facility – Available to Alaska Residents Statewide)
• Children’s Behavioral Health Services

Sitka

• Integrated behavioral health assessments and therapy
• Residential program (level 3.1) – 12 beds for men and 12 for women
• Family Center - youth services, school based services, case management, individual, group and family therapy
• Harbor Lights – drop in center for adults experiencing mental illness
• Crisis Intervention and Psychiatric Emergency Services

• Community Mental Health and Substance Use Support and Treatment
• Individual, Family, and Group Treatment
• Psychiatric assessment, medication management and support
• Supported Adult Housing
• 24/7 Mental Health Emergency Services

• Fireweed Clinic – Psych Eval and assessments, Med Management, Crisis Intervention
• Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault program
• Pathway Home (youth); Quyana Clubhouse (adults with severe persistent mental illness)
• Dena A Coy – residential substance abuse treatment for pregnant women

• Outpatient behavioral health treatment
• Psychiatric and substance abuse assessment and evaluation, crisis management, med management, case management
• Raven’s Way – Adolescent Residential Substance Abuse Treatment
• Domestic Violence and Suicide Prevention programs
• 24/7 SEARHC Help Line

• Early Intervention – Screening, Brief Interventions, Health Education, Pre-treatment services, and substance use assessments
• Outpatient Services – Crisis Intervention, Psycotherapy, Psychiatry, Case Management
• Substance Use Treatment—Level 0.5 Prime for Life, 1.0 Outpatient, and 2.1 Intensive Outpatient Treatment. IOP available by telehealth throughout the TCC rural communities
• Case Management—Specialized case management for clients experiencing serious mental illness
• Residential Treatment—Old Minto Family Recovery Camp (Level 3.5), rural traditional substance use treatment program
• Paul Williams House—Residential supportive living home for adults with serious mental illness

• Adolescent Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services
• ASSIST: Outpatient substance use and mental health treatment services for ages 13-24
• Permanent supportive housing for homeless youth ages 18-24. Affordable housing for families and seniors in Anchor
• Public health programming focused on substance misuse prevention including community coalitions, kinship care services, education and advocacy initiatives.

• Prevention Services, Therapeutic Court Program, Sobering Center, Residential SUD Treatment
• Emergency On-Call Responders
• Crisis Respite
• Opioid Treatment
• Long-Term Dual Diagnosis Residential Treatment for Adolescent Males
• Outpatient Counseling Services – both Substance Use Disorder and Behavioral Health
• Assisted Living Home for Adults