Line One: Youth mental health and substance abuse in Alaska
In The News: VOA Alaska’s Julia Luey and Jackie Wallen join Line One host Prentiss Pemberton to talk about our work to fill in the gaps to care.
In The News: VOA Alaska’s Julia Luey and Jackie Wallen join Line One host Prentiss Pemberton to talk about our work to fill in the gaps to care.
While there is a lot of hope that this can provide some return to normalcy, Lindsay reminds parents and teachers to remain vigilant and open to what kids are experiencing.
Learn how we can do better for young Alaskans today in this op-ed from VOA Alaska board member Dr. Lisa Lindquist and President & CEO Sherrie Hinshaw.
Did you know 80% of youth with mental health diagnoses have unmet needs? Our school-based mental health services help break down the barriers to care.
VOA Alaska in the News – Organizations like Volunteers of America are partnering up to continue providing behavioral health services to students right at school.
2020 presented both the need and the opportunity to be fearless. During this time, we sought clarity over certainty, centering on our “why” in a year that tested us.
Gabriel’s teachers were noticing worrying changes in his behavior. Here’s how a VOA Alaska school-based clinician was able to help him, even through the midst of a pandemic.
As schools reopen, many parents might find their children’s behaviors changed. Parents can help their students by creating a plan with their child and the school. Here are a few tips…
VOA Alaska clinicians have been a valued resource for students, teachers, counselors, and administrators who benefit from the expertise and support our clinicians provide.