Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara

Arlington Day Treatment Center: the purpose of the Arlington Day Treatment Center is to provide support, education, treatment, and a solid foundation from which clients can gain and maintain stability in their lives. The Arlington program consists of a variety of therapy groups/process groups, some using evocative materials, as well as psycho-educational, socialization and therapeutic recreational groups. During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2023, 255 people were treated at the Arlington facility.

Sanctuary House: for adults who do not need (or prefer an alternative to) psychiatric hospitalization but who are unable to live independently. Sanctuary House provides attractive surroundings with an ideal combination of privacy and family atmosphere. The Sanctuary House program services a maximum of 12 adults who are experiencing emotional difficulties with or without substance abuse issues. The program focuses on teaching clients independent living skills and socialization skills necessary for successful community living. In addition, Sanctuary House provides a comprehensive clinical program designed to help clients cope with intra-psychic issues that interfere with an independent lifestyle. During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2023, 30 people were treated at the Sanctuary House facility.

COD Outpatient Treatment Program: the Co-Occurring Disorders (COD) Outpatient Treatment program operates in conjunction with all of our other programs, and provides specialized counseling services tailored to the needs of people diagnosed with both mental health and substance use disorders. This program provides counseling, education, and practical guidelines for coping with both diagnoses. Other services include community referral services and assistance with community re-integration. During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2023, 343 people were treated by the COD Department.