mental health

An Alaska health provider may close its doors following a national cyberattack last month, and is asking the state for temporary financial help.

People who have had trouble getting mental health services in the Interior, especially for kids, are invited to a Listening Session tonight with experts putting together a new statewide behavioral health roadmap. Register here: https://survey.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eysNYnzdWGRyVP8

Starting this week, the Fairbanks area has a mobile team of mental health professionals focused on children and families. The mobile unit will respond to kids in mental health crises with immediate counseling and options for further steps.

A mobile crisis team to de-escalate mental health emergencies is coming together in Fairbanks. The City of Fairbanks, re-entry organization “The Bridge”…

Fairbanks will pilot a new approach to mental health crisis response. Funding from the Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority announced this week will build…

Army veteran Stephan Wolfert will present “Cry Havoc,” the story of his struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder during performances and workshops…

Fairbanks, AK - A youth mental health facility in Fairbanks would change hands under a deal in the works. The Boys and Girls Home would be taken over by…

The bankruptcy of Fairbanks primary mental health care provider earlier this fall, and the more recent closure of an assisted living facility, has…