Juneau
Services
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REPORT ABUSE
Alaska State Troopers.................. 465-4000
Juneau Police Dept....................... 586-0600
Office of Children's Services.........465-1650
AWARE Women's Shelter............586-6623
AWARE Crisis Line..................... 586-1090
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GET HELP
AWARE...............................................................
586-6623
Call for counseling/groups/classes/services available
S.A.F.E. Southeast Alaska Family Evaluations
463-6157
The S.A.F.E. Child Advocacy Center is a child focused, protected place
where child victims, non-offending adults and family members, and
multidisciplinary
professionals meet to conduct interviews, examinations, discussions,
and
make decisions about investigation, treatment and prosecution of child
abuse cases. Must be referred by child protection agency or law
enforcement!
Bartlett Regional Hospital.....................................796-8900
3260 Hospital Drive
Juneau, AK 99801
Catholic Community Services – Family
Resource Center.......................463-6180
CCS’ Family Resource Center provides an
array of services including,
outpatient counseling, client and family support through wrap-around
services, ‘A Healthy Future’ – AHF is a therapeutic foster home program
providing services for special needs children who have not been
successful in other programs or in regular foster care, FASD Waiver
Services and Family Support Services. By calling the Family
Resource
Center at 463-6180 you can access these services. We work with children
from two to eighteen and do accept Medicaid as well as most insurance
plans.
419th Sixth Street - Old St Ann Center behind the Catholic
church.
Cornerstone Emergency Shelter.......................1-877-597-4357
Emergency shelter for kids that is part of Juneau Youth Services.
Childhelp - National Child Abuse Hotline..........................
1-800-422-4453
Anonymous help line. Call if you would like to
talk to someone about child abuse and you can get resources.
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Family Resource Center.........463-6180
All the below resources are provided to anyone in the community
by calling the Family Resource Center.
Anger
Management - Our mission is to equip participants with the
tools
that are necessary to effectively manage anger and stress, develop and
utilize effective communication skills, and to enhance emotional
intelligence.
Parenting
Classes - Nurturing parenting promotes self-reliance in
families by providing essential knowledge and resources tailored to the
need of children and adults, stressing nurturing and healthy
functioning in the family- where they learn the values and beliefs
that shape their lives.
Resource
Library - Many books, handouts and videos regarding all facets
of parenting, life skills, and family dynamics. Some may be
checked out, some are take as needed, others are reference only.
Our Time
- "Our Time” groups give families that much needed place to recharge
their parenting batteries, learn new skills, talk about their
challenges, and share their successes.
A Healthy Future - Therapeutic foster
care
Tribal Family and Youth Services Department (Social Services
/ICWA)...........463-7169
Tlinget Haida Head Start
................................463-7127
9301 Glacier Hwy.
Suite 110
Juneau, AK 99801
Douglas Indian Association............................364-2983
Case Worker - D J Mason
3161 Channel Drive Suite 1A
e-mail - djmason-@gci.net
Young Parent's Center....................463-5437
396 Whitter Street
Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium - SEARHC
SEARHC - Behavior Health .............364-4445
Barlett Beginnings.............................796-8422
Baby-Parent Time
A weekly support group offered for new
parents and their babies. Group topics include: safety, colic,
songs and games for baby, bonding, nighttime parenting, infant brain
development, illness, infant CPR and other topics as identified by the
participants. Baby Parent Time gives parents the opportunity to
bring their concerns
to a professional nurse while sharing information and ideas with other
new parents.
Schedule:
Thursday,
from
noon
to
1:30
PM.
Group is on-going and all
parents are welcome to attend with their babies. Registration is
not
required.
Toddler Play Group
A weekly support group for parents that also provides playtime for
toddlers one to three years of age. Group topics for discussion
may include: nutrition, CPR, toilet training, discipline, finding
time for yourself and other parenting
concerns.
Schedule:
Mondays,
11:30
AM
to
1:00
PM. Classes are
on-going and held at
REACH, 213 3rd Street, Juneau. Parents are encouraged to bring
their
toddlers and their questions. Be prepared for fun!
Registration not
required.
Dads and Babies Play Group
This fathers' group gives Dad time with their
infants and/or toddlers
in a safe, fun atmosphere. Topics of interest to farthers are
presented: discipline, infant brain development, saving for college and
many more, as requested by group participants.
Schedule: The
first Saturday of each month, 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM.
Classes are held at REACH, 213 3rd Street, Juneau.
Dads are encouraged
to bring their babies or toddlers and be ready for a good time!
Registration not required.
Child Care Assistance................463-6124
CASA.........................................465-2268
Volunteers trained to speak on behalf of abused and neglected children
in court appointed cases.
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LICENSED THERAPISTS
(All counselors work with children and adults
unless
otherwise noted.)
Dixie A Hood, MA LMFT
(Five and above)........................586-2200
Sliding scale available for sevices
222 Seward Street, Suite 210
Juneau, AK 99801
Silvia Kidd MA LPC. (birth
to twelve and 18 and up)......................790 –
9622
9000 Glacier Highway – Suite 304
Juneau, AK
99801
Fax
-
790
-
9623
Sherry Olson
LCSW......................................................790-9600
9000 Glacier Highway - Suite 204
Juneau, AK 99801
Elaine Schroeder
Ph.D.................................................586-6879
1706 Willow Drive
Juneau, AK 99801
Colleen Torrence
LPC.................................................789 - 9212
or
209 - 9203
2241 Jordan
Ave.
Fax...523-7753
Juneau, AK 99801
Catholic Community Services – Family
Resource Center.......................463-6180
CCS’ Family Resource Center provides an
array of services including,
outpatient counseling, client and family support through wrap-around
services, ‘A Healthy Future’ – AHF is a therapeutic foster home program
providing services for special needs children who have not been
successful in other programs or in regular foster care, FASD Waiver
Services and Family Support Services. By calling the Family
Resource
Center at 463-6180 you can access these services. We work with children
from two to eighteen and do accept Medicaid as well as most insurance
plans
Clinicians:
Charles Wainwright, LPC
Clinical Director
Angel Dudley, MSW
Clinician
Angela Schumacher, MSW
Clinician
Beth Johnson, MA
Clinician
Jason Smith, MSW
Clinician (Juneau and Hoonah offices)
In Hoonah we provide outpatient counseling services and help and
support through the FASD Waiver Services. To ask about Hoonah services
contact the FRC number, 463-6180 and ask for Jason Smith or Charles
Wainwright. Jason Smith is in Hoonah up to 2 days per week.
SEARHC Juneau Behavioral Health .................................................
364-4445
Community mental health center for SEARHC
beneficiaries that provides comprehensive psychiatric, mental health
and addictions outpatient treatment services including individual and
family therapy, children's services, psychiatric assessments and
medication management, individual treatment for psychological trauma,
substance abuse counseling and prevention services, and behavioral
health counseling. Juneau Behavioral Health provides culturally
based group therapy.
Neurodevelopmental assessment and treatment for individuals with fetal
alcohol conditions is available by referral to SEARHC Behavioral Health
in Sitka.
Cathy Wellwood, LPC, CDC II, CDCS, Manager
Bruce Weeks, MD, Psychiatrist
Shirley Workman, Advanced Nurse Practitioner
Destiny Sargeant, Ph.D, Clinical Psychologist
Magil Pratt, Ph.D, LPC, Child and Family Therapist
Barbara Mercer, CDC II, Community Family Service Worker III
Toni Weber, CDC II, Community Family Service Worker III
Ben Didrickson, CDC II, Community Family Service Worker III
Justin McDonald, Community Family Service Worker/Case Manager
Sally Caldwell, LPC, MAC, Behavioral Health Clinician III
Gary Weglarz, LCSW, CDC I, Behavioral Health Clinician III
Kathryn Cranor, Behavioral Health Clinician I, Front Street Clinic
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National
Resources
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