YOUTH & FAMILY MENTAL HEALTH & WELLNESS
Resource Directory
Find youth behavioral health and wellness resources for Santa Barbara County in our directory for ages 0-25 and their families.
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*Servicios Bilingües (80)
Age 1-6 (7)
Age 4-10 (100)
Ages 11-17 (157)
Ages 18-25 (156)
Parents & Caregivers (137)
The Ruben Group provides concierge coaching and case management, empowering individuals and families to create meaningful change while building a safe, supportive foundation for lasting connection and growth.
The Sea League (TSL) is removing the barriers of entry and giving kids ages 6-13 the opportunity to consistently practice being in the ocean. Our mission is to create immersive opportunities for youth to explore, play and build community in marine habitats.
At Sea League, we prioritize mentorship and nature connection over competition. Our approach nurtures physical, emotional, and social growth, encouraging children to bond with nature and each other in a supportive environment. This method cultivates a lasting appreciation for the ocean alongside valuable life skills. For youth ages 7-14.
Community Autism Services provides compassionate, evidence-based ABA therapy and diagnostic assessments for children and families across the Santa Barbara region.
The Santa Barbara County Independent Living Program (ILP) provides services to Foster and Probation youth, ages 14-21 years, including workshops, special events, and support services to help prepare for emancipation.
TMHA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to eliminating stigma and promoting recovery and wellness for people with mental illness through work, housing, community, and family support services. Crisis and mental health support -Central Coast Hotline Call or Text: 800-783-0607
Tri-Counties Regional Center provides supports and services for individuals with developmental disabilities so that they may live fully and safely as active and independent members of our community. The diagnoses that qualify for services are Intellectual Disability, Autism, Epilepsy, and Cerebral Palsy. Santa Maria: (805) 922-4640
UCSB provides a wide array of well-being services to students, staff, and faculty. Most services are free or low cost; all are available in a remote learning environment.
We help to provide resources to empower, strengthen and support parents and other caregivers who have youth and/or children with mental health, behavioral, and/or emotional disorders.
United Way offers a continuum of integrated services in three focus areas: School Readiness and Academic Achievement, Financial Empowerment, and Response and Recovery in Times of Community Crisis.
Addiction and Depression Treatment Center. Currently, many people are suffering from mental health issues like depression, social anxiety, personality disorder, and so on. Diagnosing the problem and proper guidance are important for a healthy life. Contact Vantage Point Recovery for one-to-one customized treatment from a qualified therapist.
The District Attorney's Office Crime Victim Witness Assistance Program is available to victims of crime and their family members. Information and assistance navigating the criminal justice system and resources, referrals and financial assistance available. Legal residency is not a requirement, and services are free.
Our (CAPS) Counseling and Psychological Services program provides support for currently enrolled students at Westmont College. Services provided include individual therapy, crisis intervention, and community referral.
Wilderness Youth Project (WYP) connects kids from all backgrounds to Santa Barbara’s natural beauty through small groups guided by expert mentors during the school day, after school and in summer.
YOR Place provides youth-driven community outreach, and access to prevention, intervention, treatment, medication for addiction treatment (MAT), and recovery services for youth (ages 12-25) who are misusing opioids and/or stimulants.
Young Life is for all young people, wherever they live or whomever they are. We work with students from middle school to college and have specific ministries aimed at ensuring every kid feels a sense of belonging.
Recovery support services including all-recovery meetings, pro-social events, and workshops, aimed at educating and providing a safe supportive space for those in recovery.
Youth Making Change (YMC) is a teen-led grant-making program that provides young people with the opportunity to engage directly in organized philanthropy.
YouthWell focuses on education, support, prevention, and early intervention, connecting youth and families to mental health and wellness resources before the crisis.
Zona Seca provides professional and cost-effective counseling, intervention, and prevention services. Programs and counseling include:
The Youth Offender Program (YOP),
Driving Under the Influence Education, Batter's Intervention Counseling, Drug Diversion