What duty stations have the best or most mental health facilities and options?

Every base wil have mental health professionals, and if they are overwhelmed you will be referred off base. If your or a loved one needs help call first thing in the a.m. your unit physician will refer you. You can also reach out to the chaplain ( you don’t need to be religious to seek there support) for guidance if you would like a little autonomy. I will add that your unit needs to know as you seek support so that they know what your struggles may be and support the recommended COA from Heath care professionals.

PFC (Join to see) Can't help you with options, but will share a few thoughts if I may. If you aren't transfering... consider a video visit with a Provider of your choosing (assuming the military allows you that privelege). I did that for 1+ years due to Covid 19. I want you to know that there is a solution to whatever your dealing with. If not from the Medical Community... consider the Faith of your choosing. My God has brought me through stuff I didn't even know was an issue. He can do the same for you if you just believe & give Him a chance.
Good luck wih your Military future & may you find Peace & Joy on a dailey basis!


COL Mikel J. Burroughs

Preface: I only have what you have posted to work off of. If there are other things going on, I can't account for it in a recommendation

How long is your current overseas assignment (Alaska is considered overseas)? How much of that assignment have you served? Your branch is going to move you when you hit that TOS and you'll have some say in your follow on assignment. That is when the system will move you. Your branch will not want to move you before then unless there is an urgent and compelling reason to move you.

If your treatment facility determines they can no longer treat you with their capabilities, that is a conversation between them and your command where they initiate an out of cycle PCS. I have seen this done twice for a very urgent, compelling and unknown reasons that occurred upon arrival. One was due to altitude related illnesses of a dependent at Carson, the other was a 92F that became hyper allergic to fuel where she was medically evacuated from Korea to Walter Reed followed by a MEB induced Reclass. She almost died because her airway closed upon exposure to fuel fumes. Completely out of the blue.

I am assuming your current condition has not approached the threshold of an MEB.

So bottom line on bottom, if the MTF has capability and capacity to treat you, then you will stay there until you are PCS eligible. By all means communicate with your NCO Support Channel and your chain of command.

If you get a choice, I'd aim your search at a big Army post, like Hood, Bragg, Carson, Campbell as examples as they will have more BH assets as opposed to a smaller post that will have less assets..