True North Recovery, located at 4880 Old Airport Road in Fairbanks, Alaska, is a leading behavioral health facility dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey to long-term recovery. The center provides client-centered, culturally competent treatment for alcohol and drug addiction as well as support for co-occurring conditions. True North Recovery offers same-day access to services and fosters a safe, supportive environment that emphasizes peer-centered education and engagement. Their programs are designed to remove social barriers and create opportunities for individuals seeking to achieve lasting recovery.
The facility offers a full spectrum of outpatient services, including Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP), standard outpatient treatment, and telehealth assessments, complemented by walk-in assessment availability. True North Recovery also operates recovery residences for men and women, providing stable, substance-free living environments alongside ongoing treatment, peer support, and case management. Additional services include reentry support for individuals returning from incarceration and comprehensive care coordination through community partnerships and referrals. By combining evidence-based practices, personalized care plans, and community-focused recovery support, True North Recovery ensures individuals receive the resources and guidance necessary to sustain recovery and improve quality of life in Fairbanks and beyond.
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.
