Providence Crisis Recovery Center serves the Anchorage community with comprehensive mental health services. The facility is committed to providing accessible, quality care to individuals and families in Alaska.
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Providence Crisis Recovery Center, located at 3760 Piper Street in Anchorage, Alaska, provides short-term, intensive care for individuals experiencing acute mental health crises. Open 24/7, the center serves both adolescents and adults, offering structured, trauma-informed care in a supportive environment. The facility specializes in immediate crisis stabilization and therapeutic intervention, helping patients regain emotional control, develop coping skills, and transition safely back into daily life or outpatient treatment. Services include individual, group, and family therapy tailored to each patient's unique needs and goals.
The adolescent program, designed for youth ages 12 to 18, offers a personalized and highly structured therapeutic experience. With capacity for only eight patients at a time, the program fosters focused, one-on-one attention in a co-ed setting. The center’s team—comprising mental health specialists, therapists, registered nurses, and psychiatrists—collaborates with each patient and their family to create individualized treatment plans. These plans emphasize emotional regulation, skill-building, and long-term wellness. Patients typically remain at the center for three to seven days, depending on clinical goals, and must be referred by a licensed mental health professional.