Mission Harbor Behavioral Health Santa Barbara
403 East Montecito Street Suite A
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
About Mission Harbor Behavioral Health Santa Barbara
Mission Harbor Behavioral Health Santa Barbara is located in Santa Barbara, California. This is a comprehensive treatment facility that provides a range of services to adults and adolescents who are experiencing struggles with their mental health. They also provide support if you have a co-occurring substance use disorder. Care is offered in an outpatient treatment setting. There’s also an intensive outpatient program (IOP) and a partial hospitalization program (PHP). There are adolescent-specific outpatient programs too. They accept policies from most major insurance providers
This location has various specialized programs that can support you with your substance use struggles. For example, there are specific programs for addictions to heroin, cocaine, alcohol, prescription drugs, and other substances. You’ll meet with an intake team that will evaluate your circumstances and an appropriate treatment plan will be created for you. Treatments may include cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and meditation and mindfulness techniques. They also take a trauma-focused approach to care and provide family counseling services as well.
The care team here takes an evidence-based approach to co-occurring substance use disorders. Depending on your circumstances, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) may be offered here. This is a type of therapy that uses FDA-approved medications to help you manage cravings. This therapy is best used alongside counseling with an experienced drug or alcohol therapist. You'll learn how to identify triggers and negative emotions that have contributed to your substance use struggles.
Cognitive behavioral therapies are offered through counseling, and you'll have access to lectures and education groups as well. There's also peer recovery support such as 12-step style programs like Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA). You'll build a community of support you can lean on during difficult parts of your recovery.