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We work in the best interests of each child to offer assistance, even after they leave our programs, should they choose to continue the relationship. If you have skills and experience to offer to improve the lives of Alaskan youth and their families, please email us.
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Ty isn't just an Executive Director—he’s a beacon of hope for Alaska's most vulnerable youth. His 30-year journey began with the State of Alaska, ensuring justice. But his calling was clear: guiding troubled youth towards brighter tomorrows. Joining Presbyterian Hospitality House in 1990, Ty has wore many hats, each fueled by compassion and expertise:
Since 2016, as PHH's Executive Director, Ty has driven the organization with unwavering dedication and a transformative vision. Under his leadership:
Teaching Parents set and maintain the treatment environment. They are skilled in establishing rapport with residents and their families from a wide range of cultural and sociological backgrounds, as well as individual and group counseling techniques. These professionals have experience in human services case management, as well as the developmental stages of growth.
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Our mental health clinicians have expertise in a strengths-based treatment approach. The treatment model uses individual strengths to help overcome challenges and take steps to achieve goals through treatment modalities like cognitive behavioral therapy, humanistic therapy, mindfulness-based therapy, narrative therapy, and solution based therapy. Our staff uses Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and substance abuse prevention programs.
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