5 licensed providers matched your needs
Amanda Young, LPC
Hi, it is nice to meet you. My name is Amanda and I have held an LPC license for over 3 years and worked in the mental health field for longer. The brain like the rest of the body needs to be taken care of too, and everyone needs someone to walk with them in life sometimes, so I am glad you are here!
Anxiety, Depression, Child or adolescent, Life transitions, Grief, ADHD, Trauma and PTSD, Spirituality, Sexual abuse, Self harming, Self esteem, Relationships, OCD, Life coaching, Bipolar disorder, Childhood abuse/neglect, Coping skills, Dual diagnosis
Behavioral issues
Jolie Runyan, LCSW
"Finding oneself and one's path is like waking up on a foggy day. Be patient, and presently the fog will clear and that which has always been there can be seen. The path is already there to follow." Rasheed Ogunlaru. I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who specializes in anxiety, depression, chronic illness, life transitions, grief and loss. I offer a flexible, integrative and supportive approach to therapy, including asynchronous messaging for clients who may feel more comfortable expressing themselves off camera, as well as live video sessions. Welcome to Talkspace—I’m so glad you’re here.
Anxiety, Depression, Chronic illness, Coping skills, Grief, Self esteem, Relationships, Bipolar disorder, Family conflict, Life transitions, Stress, ADHD, Behavioral issues, Career counseling, Chronic pain, Divorce, Marital discord, Parenting, Peer relationship, Suicidal ideation, Trauma and PTSD, Women's issues
Behavioral issues
Daniel Pierre, APRN
Not getting the results you expected from treatment? Let’s find what actually works. I work with adults who feel overwhelmed, anxious, stuck, or mentally exhausted—especially when previous treatment hasn’t brought the relief they expected. Many of my patients come to me unsure about their medications or frustrated by ongoing symptoms. I provide thoughtful psychiatric evaluation and personalized medication management, focusing on helping you understand your options and find what actually works. My approach is collaborative, clear, and practical—so you can feel more stable, focused, and in control of daily life.
Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, Bipolar disorder, Trauma and PTSD
Behavioral issues
Suze Pacius, APRN
I understand that mental health is an essential component of overall well-being. As a Board Certify Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, I am dedicated to providing compassionate and comprehensive psychiatric care to individuals seeking support for their mental health challenges. What sets me apart is my holistic approach to mental health care. Whether you are experiencing depression, anxiety, mood disorders, or other mental health conditions, I am here to offer you the support and guidance you deserve.
Anxiety, Depression, Autism spectrum disorders, Alzheimer's, Bipolar disorder, Anger management, Chronic impulsivity, Behavioral issues
Behavioral issues
Wyatt Clark, APRN-CNP
Through my experience as a firefighter-paramedic, I have seen firsthand the traumatic events and high-stress situations people endure, as well as the lasting impact these experiences can have on mental health. This perspective inspired me to transition into psychiatry and mental health care. I now specialize in treating anxiety, depression, ADHD, PTSD, and addressing the unique challenges faced by first responders. My approach is compassionate and evidence-based, with a focus on resilience, healing, and helping clients move forward with confidence.
Anxiety, Depression, ADHD, Addiction, Adoption, Bipolar disorder, Divorce, Sexual abuse, Gambling, Grief
Behavioral issues
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How can I find the best therapist for me in Alaska?
Finding the best therapist in Alaska depends on your individual needs, including your therapy goals, preferred communication style, and whether you’re comfortable with in-person or online sessions. Online therapy offers the added benefit of flexibility, allowing you to connect with licensed professionals from the comfort of your home. This can be especially helpful if you have a busy schedule or prefer privacy, giving online therapy an edge over traditional in-person sessions in Alaska. Whether you choose in-person or virtual, prioritize finding someone who makes you feel comfortable and supported.
How much does a therapist cost in Alaska?
The cost of Alaska therapists can vary based on factors such as the provider's experience, area of treatment specialization, and whether they offer online or in-person sessions. For Talkspace users with access to online therapy covered by insurance, most insured members have a $0 copay
*Copays represented are averages for Talkspace members. Please check your insurance coverage; your final copay may vary based on your coverage.
How can I get free or affordable therapy in Alaska?
You can find free or affordable therapy in Alaska by checking community health centers, non-profits, or by utilizing online therapy platforms like Talkspace, where insured members often have as little as a $0 copay.
*Copays represented are averages for Talkspace members. Please check your insurance coverage; your final copay may vary based on your coverage.
How do I find a licensed therapist or psychologist in Alaska?
You can find licensed, experienced therapists or psychologists in Alaska by searching online directories or reaching out to local mental health clinics. Online platforms like Talkspace can also connect you with mental health professionals experienced in cognitive behavioral therapy and other treatment modalities for depression, anxiety, and a range of other mental health conditions.
Can psychologists diagnose or prescribe medication in Alaska?
Alaska therapists and psychologists can diagnose mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, and more, but they typically cannot prescribe medication. Prescription authority in Alaska is reserved for psychiatrists and other medical doctors.
How quickly can I start therapy with a licensed mental health provider with Talkspace?
After registering with Talkspace, you’ll be matched with a licensed therapist within 2 days or an online psychiatrist within about a week. If messaging therapy is included in your plan, you can start messaging immediately after you're matched. You can also schedule live psychotherapy sessions.
What should I expect during my first therapy session with a therapist through Talkspace?
In your first Talkspace therapy session, you should expect to discuss your therapy goals, background, and any current mental health concerns you're having. Your Talkspace therapist will take the time they need to get to know you, your history, your concerns, and your goals for therapy treatment. Together, you'll establish a plan for future sessions.
What is Talkspace's address in Alaska?
Talkspace's mailing address in Alaska is:
750 W Dimond Blvd
Ste 103
Anchorage, AK 99515
