Tracy Dompeling
Director
350 Main St. Ste 214
Juneau, Alaska 99801
Phone: 907-465-2817
Fax: 907-465-2668
Director's Office
Mission & Values
“Partners promoting healthy communities.”
The mission of the Division of Behavioral Health is to manage an integrated and comprehensive behavioral health system based on sound policy, effective practices and partnerships.
We respect:
- Honesty
- Dignity
- Innovation
- Diversity
- Collaboration
About the Alaska Division of Behavioral Health
The Division of Behavioral Health has a commitment to improving the quality of life of Alaskans through the right service to the right person at the right time. The central purpose of the division is to provide a continuum of statewide behavioral health services (mental health and substance use) ranging from prevention and screening to brief intervention through acute psychiatric care.
Mental Health Services
Substance Use Disorder Services
The Continuum of Care represents a commitment to mitigating the risk of behavioral health with prevention and early intervention, ensuring Alaskans are served effectively at the lowest level of care possible while recognizing that the most acute and chronic conditions require a corresponding increased level of services, supports, and resources.
Services are provided for:
- The general population through prevention and brief intervention
- Individuals experiencing emotional disturbance and emergency/crisis
- Seriously mentally ill adults
- Seriously emotionally disturbed youth
- Substance use disorder services for youth and adults
Implementation of the 1115 Waiver is providing Alaskans with a comprehensive suite of cost-effective, high quality behavioral health services focused on three target populations.
Review the full array of services, including the additional services made possible through the 1115 waiver.