Alaska Behavioral Health of Eielson Afb

Alaska Behavioral Health of Eielson Afb is a mental health counselor in Eielson Afb, AK. The practice is part of Alaska Behavioral Health, a statewide organization that has provided behavioral healthcare services to Alaskans for more than 50 years. Care is offered through integrated therapy, psychiatry, and primary care, and walk-ins are welcomed. The organization bills any insurance and does not turn clients away based on ability to pay. It holds a rating of 2.60 based on 40 reviews.

The practice serves children, adolescents, adults, and military families. Child and Family Services provides therapeutic care for young people with mild, moderate, or severe emotional disturbance, with clinicians specializing in trauma-informed and trauma-focused practices. Teen and Young Adult Services supports clients ages 13 to 24, including through a peer-driven drop-in center and a vocational program called Alaska Seeds of Change, where transition-age youth grow and sell fresh vegetables in an indoor hydroponic greenhouse. Adult Services include crisis intervention, psychiatric assessment, case management, individual and group therapy, psycho-social rehabilitation, peer support, and vocational services. The Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic serves post-9/11 veterans, National Guard and Reserve members, active duty service members, and their families. Crisis services include same-day walk-in care at clinics during business hours and a 24-hour Mobile Crisis Team dispatched through 911 in Fairbanks.

The practice draws on evidence-based practices including ARC Framework, PCIT, EMDR, TF-CBT, MATCH, PC-CARE, CPT, and FBT, and its child trauma work is affiliated with the National Child Traumatic Stress Network. With more than five decades of service in Alaska and a steady record of repeat and referred clients, the Eielson Afb location connects service members and their families to one of the longest-standing behavioral health providers in the state.