People who are having a psychiatric or substance abuse crisis need help right away. The Psychiatric Emergency Department at Providence Alaska Medical Center provides expert care when you need it. Our experienced psychiatric team understands how critical it can be to get help in times of crisis, and we’re here for our patients, 24 hours a day.

Dr. Coady is a neuropsychology psychologist in Anchorage, Alaska with over 20 years of experience. She believes in individualized, patient-centered care built on trust and clear communication. Through attentive listening and open dialogue, she helps patients understand their health and feel confident in their care.

Tabatha Schellenger is a psychiatry and mental health provider in Anchorage, Alaska with over 5 years of experience. Committed to supporting mental health through evidence-based treatment, empathy, and a holistic understanding of each patient's needs. By tailoring care to each patient's unique needs, she ensures every individual receives thoughtful, personalized attention.

Nancy Magrath is a psychiatry and behavioral health nurse practitioner in Anchorage, Alaska with over 35 years of experience. Believes in meeting patients where they are, offering compassionate support for mental health and well-being. Through attentive listening and open dialogue, she helps patients understand their health and feel confident in their care.

Dr. Wallace is a psychiatry and behavioral health physician in Anchorage, Alaska with over 10 years of experience. Believes in meeting patients where they are, offering compassionate support for mental health and well-being. He approaches every visit as a partnership, making sure patients have the information they need to take an active role in their health.

Dr. Mitchell is a neuropsychology psychologist in Anchorage, Alaska with over 15 years of experience. She believes in individualized, patient-centered care built on trust and clear communication. She approaches every visit as a partnership, making sure patients have the information they need to take an active role in their health.

Mental illness can make you feel disoriented, confused, anxious or just numb. And sometimes, your feelings can just be too much to bear. Each person experiences mental illness differently, but in times of crisis, you need help right away. That’s what we do at Providence Crisis Recovery Center. We’re here for you or your loved one 24 hours a day,... Read More about Providence Crisis Recovery Center