Our goal is to build trust and stability while providing a structured, safe program for children to learn and grow in. An individualized treatment plan is developed for each client by our multidisciplinary team of professionals which include a psychiatrist, nurses, teachers, therapists, dietician, and mental health technicians.
These professionals work with the family to develop an interactive, flexible, and safe environment for positive change. We provide high quality individual, group, and family therapy, individual treatment planning, skill groups, coping skills, medication education/management, daily living skills, activities and exercise center, an onsite year-round school program, community outings, and family participation.
We enjoy a collaborative relationship with many state and local agencies and programs, including the Department of Labor, Alaska Works Partnership Program, Fairbanks Arts Association, and the University of Alaska providing educational opportunities for students. The Alaska Division of Vocational Rehabilitation provides important quality transitional services for our students and we also have an excellent working relationship with Adult Learning Programs of Alaska (ALPA) providing instruction and assessments in readying students for the GED exams as appropriate.
