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Support Behavioral Health Care to Foster Resilience and Well-Being

Posted on: 05.26.2021

This opinion piece by Alaska Behavioral Health Board Member Cathy Giessel was published in the Anchorage Daily News on May 1, 2021. Support Behavioral Health Care to Foster Resilience and Well-Being Alaskans love to fish! Already, trips to favorite fishing places are being planned, and dreams of big catches dreamed. So, imagine

Grow With Us! May 21, 2021

Posted on: 05.10.2021

Grow With Us! The Cohen Clinic at Alaska Behavioral Health presents a free gardening and food giveaway event for the Alaska veteran and military community! When: Friday, May 21, 11 am to 1 pm Where: 1450 Muldoon Rd, #111 What: Transplant seedlings to take home and learn about gardening from the youth at Alaska Seeds of Change Food

Connecting Through Art: Annual Mental Health Awareness Month Art Show

Posted on: 05.02.2021

Thank you to all of the artists who submitted work to our May 2021 Mental Health Awareness Month Art show - Connecting through Art. Post Updated: September 24, 2024 Martha Binkley Denielle BaldwinMikieKinsey ShepardDonalen BowersGraham DaneSabrina KessakornJoan CullinaneKiana AkeTina BellAriel BuehlerLeslie Robertson A selection of

Mental Health Awareness Month

Posted on: 04.29.2021

Mental Health Awareness Month 2021 Events Download pdf version with clickable links. Connecting through Art! Mental Health Awareness Month Art Show. All month at Kaladi Brothers at 6861 Jewel Laker Road in Anchorage. Our virtual art show is also on-line here! Events May 3: "Supporting Mental Wellness in the Workplace" -

Connecting Through Art: Annual Art Show

Posted on: 03.15.2021

May is National Mental Health Month To celebrate, Alaska Behavioral Health, NAMI Anchorage and Out North are teaming up to host an art show! Why art? We value the power that comes with sharing one's lived experiences and the connections that can be made in doing so. We also recognize that sharing experiences doesn't always require words. This