Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association Anchorage Headquarters

Aleutian Pribilof Islands Association (APIA) operates a tribal government outpatient addiction treatment center at its Anchorage, Alaska headquarters where they serve adults with substance use and dual mental health needs.

They offer a culturally attuned 12 week IOP that can extend into remote Aleutian and Pribilof communities.

IOP for Alaska Natives

APIA's Awakuxtxin intensive outpatient program in Anchorage runs 12 weeks with at least nine hours of group therapy per week and is structured around early recovery and relapse prevention with social support.

It uses the Matrix Model but is coordinated with tribal councils and local communities as well as schools to build site specific groups and activities. What makes this practically different is reach.

APIA Behavioral Health serves Anchorage and surrounding communities and the IOP can be facilitated remotely by telephone and video. This makes structured IOP accessible without relocating.

It is built for Unangan/Unangas clients who want recovery grounded in cultural connection rather than a generic curriculum.

DUI/DWI and Gambling Services

APIA in Anchorage offer a specially designed service for DUI/DWI clients. They also offer treatment for gambling concerns and tobacco cessation in addition to domestic violence services and case management.

This broader scope matters for clients who come through court or have a license requirement. This offers clients more than a single track program where they can manage behavioral addictions alongside substance use.

APIA serves clients across Anchorage and the Aleutian and Pribilof regions. They accept IHS/Tribal/Urban funds, Medicaid and Medicare, TRICARE and private insurance with a sliding fee scale available based on income.