Southcentral Foundation Rural Behavioral Health

Southcentral Foundation Rural Behavioral Health, based in Anchorage, Alaska, extends its behavioral health services to rural communities across the state. As part of Southcentral Foundation's commitment to holistic, integrated care, the program provides a comprehensive range of behavioral health services including individual, group, family, and couples counseling. Mental health clinicians travel to rural sites where Southcentral Foundation provides care, ensuring that even remote areas receive high-quality mental and emotional wellness support. The program emphasizes collaboration with each client’s integrated care team, promoting a personalized approach that fosters recovery and long-term stability.

Services at Southcentral Foundation include crisis intervention with suicide and risk assessments, psychotherapy for trauma and stress-related conditions, and access to behavioral health aides in select rural communities. Adult Outpatient Services, offered at the Anchorage location, are available to Alaska Native, American Indian, and non-Native residents throughout the Municipality of Anchorage. Additional support is provided through case management, psychological testing, and connections to vital community resources. With a focus on self-sufficiency and mental resilience, Southcentral Foundation Rural Behavioral Health plays a critical role in addressing behavioral health disparities across Alaska’s diverse populations.