Fairbanks Native Association Community Services in Fairbanks, Alaska, provides comprehensive support for victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual violence, human trafficking, and other crimes. Their trained advocates offer individualized case management, crisis intervention, safety planning, and emergency assistance, ensuring that adults, children, and community members have access to the resources they need. Counseling services, culturally appropriate programs, and art therapy initiatives like “Windows Between Worlds” help survivors process trauma and rebuild their lives.
The center also offers workshops, learning circles, and community awareness events for both service providers and local residents. Legal assistance, including filing petitions, obtaining orders of protection, and court accompaniment, is available to help victims navigate the justice system. Fairbanks Native Association Community Services partners with local and national organizations to provide referrals, training, and collaborative programs that enhance community safety and empower survivors. With a focus on holistic support and culturally informed care, this center is a trusted resource for individuals and families throughout the Fairbanks area.
The receptionist was great, very upbeat and friendly. Dr. Taylor and her assistant were friendly and competent. I wish there was more time to talk to the doctor and wasn't so rushed. Glad to see you have hired smother doctor to help carry the load.
From the front desk nurses medical staff I feel welcomed safe being here and honest how I feel. Know I won't be judged and that they really care about me and what if anything I need anytime over the phone or face to face ❤️❤️❤️❤️🫶🫶🫶🫶😵💫😵💫😁
I feel very fortunate that I was able to have TMS as a treatment option. I was able to be seen for "extended" therapy. I am using traditional therapy, medication, (used) EMDR and other methods for changes. The aforementioned has improved, but I felt as if it was my final chance to really see changes within myself. When I was essentially told that putting a magnet on my head could help, I though the same thing you are... "Is this electrotherapy of the 1700s and 1800s". Turns out it's slightly different. You aren't having convulsions from electricity, you aren't strapped to a table, you aren't talked to as if you're insane and you aren't going to be a shell of who you were.
This recovery center is the only program out of 4 facilities that I’ve been to that actually helped me. They stood by me when I needed help and then walked with me when I needed guidance on how to stay on a track that progresses forward. I was stabilized and then assured longevity through the program, material, structure, and most importantly, kindness and love. True North Recovery and every single employee that is there holds a very special place in my heart, because through their work, I’ve been gifted a new life- one that I want to be here for