Adult Treatment

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Reevaluating How America Solves the High Suicide Rates in Veterans

Experts and policymakers recognize the need to identify effective solutions for reducing suicides among veterans. Research has demonstrated that suicides are more common in veterans compared to the general population. Veterans make up just 7.6% of the U.S. population, but almost 14% of suicides involve a veteran. Given the high prevalence of veteran suicides, lawmakers […]

by Sam Dekin

Considering Telehealth Therapy for the First Time? Here’s What to Do

During the pandemic, telehealth services became a necessity, but as life returns to normal, it looks like telemedicine is here to stay. According to a February 2022 report from the Office of Health Policy, during the period from April to October 2021, 23.1% of Americans had used telehealth services at least once during the previous […]

by Sam Dekin

The Mental Health Implications of Domestic Violence

From March 5 to 12, 2023, advocates across the United States, as well as across the globe, will celebrate No More Week to show a commitment to putting an end to domestic violence and sexual assault. This awareness week will call attention to domestic and sexual abuse, encouraging allies across the world to stand up against […]

by Sam Dekin

How Your Mental Health is Affecting Your Child

Mental Wellness Month is celebrated each year in January to call attention to the importance of caring for our mental health and taking steps to reduce stress before it becomes extreme. This month also reminds us of the importance of reaching out for help when we need it and ensuring that everyone has access to […]

by Sam Dekin

Why Solutions-Based Treatment is Essential to Recovery

Each year in September, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration celebrates National Recovery Month, to recognize those in recovery from addiction and mental illness and to encourage the development of evidence-based treatment practices. This year during the month of September, advocates and policymakers will come together for rallies and panel discussions to promote […]

by Sam Dekin

Is Telehealth Here To Stay? The Pros & Cons of Virtual Health After The Pandemic

During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a need for patients to receive health services virtually, in order to reduce the spread of the virus. Changes to the law allowed Medicare recipients to receive telehealth services from any location, including home, and the requirement for Medicare beneficiaries to have an in-person visit before receiving behavioral health […]

by Sam Dekin

Celebrating National Minority Mental Health Month

Each year in July, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services celebrates National Minority Mental Health Month to reduce the stigma that minority communities face when seeking care for mental health. This year, perhaps more than ever, it is critical that policy makers and mental health experts draw attention to mental health issues facing […]

by Sam Dekin

How to Navigate the Costs of Addiction Treatment

Drug and alcohol addiction is a growing problem in the United States, and the numbers have increased significantly since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. Data shows that roughly 23.5 million Americans struggle with drug and alcohol addiction, approximately equal to Texas’s entire population. Many people who deal with substance abuse want to get treatment, […]

by Sam Dekin

Oregon Decriminalized Drugs, but What Does that Mean?

In the recent November election, Oregon residents voted to decriminalize small amounts of previously illegal drugs, such as heroin, cocaine, and methamphetamine. Oregon will become the first state in the country to enact this type of drug decriminalization law. The ballot initiative, called Measure 110, was backed by more than 58% of Oregon voters. The […]

by Sam Dekin

5 Tips to Strengthen Recovery After a Relapse

Recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction can be difficult. You have to overcome physical withdrawal symptoms, cravings, and mental roadblocks in order to get sober. The path to sobriety isn’t easy, and after you successfully recover, you have to work even harder to maintain it. Unfortunately, many recovering addicts get sober and relapse down […]

by Sam Dekin

Our Locations

Two outpatient facilities serving the Central Coast and greater Los Angeles.

Santa Barbara

Our flagship Santa Barbara location is conveniently located off the 101 Freeway near East Beach, serving the Santa Barbara community as well as Ventura, Oxnard and Thousand Oaks.

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Los Angeles

Our Los Angeles facility sits on Venice Boulevard between Marina Del Rey and Culver City, a few miles from Venice and Santa Monica with easy access to the 405 and 10.

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What Our Alumni Say

Such a beautiful and special place of healing. The staff genuinely cares about every client, and helps them find their way back to living a life worth living. Sober. Happy.

—Heather M.
They’re one of the few drug treatment programs that genuinely cares. They help people change their lives, build a solid foundation and maintain long-term sobriety.

—Jared C.
Top notch program. The staff/treatment team is professional and caring. They treat you with respect and show that they actually really care. I would recommend this program to anyone.

—Jordan W.
The team is top notch! And the facility is amazing. It feels far more inviting that other outpatient programs I’ve seen and the clinical team is friendly and really knows what they are doing!

—Thomas A.

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Most insurance policies cover treatment at Mission Harbor. Find out if we are in-network with your provider today. Your insurance may cover up to 100% of treatment. In addition to our in-network insurance providers, Mission Harbor also accepts most PPO policies.

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Mission Harbor is dedicated to treating Santa Barbara County and Los Angeles County with specialized mental and behavioral health programs in a convenient outpatient environment.