• What alcohol or drug services
do the Santa Barbara County Alcohol & Drug Program provide?
• Where can I go if I have an alcohol or drug problem?
• Are residential treatment facilities
available for alcohol or drug treatment?
• Are
detoxification services available in my community?
•
Where can I go for "Court Directed" treatment?
• Where can I go for DUI (Driving Under
the Influence) classes?
• Who handles
the PC 1000 (First Time Drug Offender) program?
• Is
treatment available for those suffering from both mental problems and substance
abuse problems?
• Where can my teenager
receive services for their alcohol or drug problem?
•
Where can family members of people with an alcohol or
drug problem get help?
• Is there a cost
for services?
What alcohol
or drug services do the Santa Barbara County Alcohol & Drug Program provide?
Answer: The Santa Barbara County Alcohol & Drug Program is
primarily an administrative office that contracts with local community based
organizations to provide alcohol & drug prevention, early intervention,
treatment and recovery services to the community. In addition, SBADP conducts
project-specific preliminary assessments and recommendations for treatment
placement for Adult and Juvenile offenders. SBADP also refers callers or
visitors to local alcohol and other drug prevention, intervention and treatment
programs.
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Where can I go if I have an alcohol
or drug problem?
Answer: If you have an alcohol
or drug problem, you can contact SBADP's administrative office at (805)
681-5440 for assistance in locating a service provider in your area or search
our website for local
alcohol or drug treatment services.
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Are residential treatment facilities available
for alcohol or drug treatment?
Answer: Residential
treatment facilities are available but space is limited. Clients are often
placed on waiting lists. To find out more about residential treatment facilities,
you can contact our administrative office at (805) 681-5440 or search
our website.
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Are
detoxification services available in my community?
Answer: Yes, detoxification services are provided within the county. Some alcohol & drug service clients do require detoxification prior to entry into an
alcohol or drug treatment program. To find out more about detox services,
you can contact our administrative office at (805) 681-5440 or search
our website.
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Where
can I go for "Court Directed" treatment?
Answer: Those who are directed by the Court to obtain treatment should contact their
assigned Probation or Parole Officer to discuss what program they might
be required to attend. If you have questions about the DUI, PC1000, Drug
Court or SACPA (Prop 36), you can contact Asia Eichmiller, ADP Specialist
at (805) 681-5445 or search
our website.
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Where can I go for DUI (Driving
Under the Influence) classes?
Answer: To receive
classes for the DUI Program contact:
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Santa
Barbara |
Lompoc/
Santa Maria |
| First Offender: |
Zona Seca
(805) 963-8961 |
Central Coast Headway
(805) 922-2106 |
| Multiple Offender: |
Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
(805) 963-1433 |
Central Coast Headway
(805) 922-2106 |
| Wet and Reckless: |
Zona Seca
(805) 963-8961 |
Central Coast Headway
(805) 922-2106
Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
(805) 963-1433 |
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Who handles the PC 1000 (First Time Drug Offender)
program?
Answer: For PC 1000, First Time Drug
Offender programs contact:
| Santa Barbara: |
The Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
(805) 564-6057
Zona Seca
(805) 963-8961 |
| Lompoc: |
Charles Golodner Counseling Group
(805) 349-2255
Central Coast Headway
(805) 922-2106
Zona Seca
(805) 740-9799 |
| Santa Maria: |
Central Coast Headway
(805) 922-2106
Sharon Elam Counseling Services
(805) 925-3922
Charles Golodner Counseling Group
(805) 349-2255 |
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Is treatment available for those suffering from
both mental problems and substance abuse problems?
Answer: Yes, alcohol, drug and mental health services are
available for person with both an alcohol and other drug problem and mental
illness, sometimes referred to as dually diagnosed. The following providers
specialize in dual diagnosis treatment: for the Santa Barbara region contact
Sanctuary Psychiatric at (805) 569-2785 and Phoenix House at (805) 965-3434.
You may also call our departments' Mental Health Access Line at 1-888-868-1649.
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Where can my teenager receive services for
their alcohol or drug problem?
Answer: Treatment
services are available for teens in our community. Each area of the county
has a Youth & Family Treatment Center to serve youth with substance abuse
problems and provide counseling to their families. SBADP contracts with
the following agencies to provide youth & family treatment:
| Santa Barbara: |
The Daniel Bryant Youth & Family Treatment Center
(805) 730-7575 |
| Lompoc: |
Zona Seca Youth & Family Treatment Center
(805) 740-9799 |
| Santa Maria Valley: |
Santa Maria Valley Youth & Family Treatment Center
(805) 928-1804 |
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Where can family members of people with an
alcohol or drug problem get help?
Answer: If
you are currently living with someone or concerned about someone with an
with an alcohol or other drug problem, you can contact Al-Anon (805) 899-8302.
You may also contact our Youth and Family Treatment Centers. Each of these
programs works closely with families experiencing what you are. To find
out more about contact:
| Santa Barbara: |
The Daniel Bryant Youth & Family Treatment Center
(805) 730-7575 |
| Lompoc: |
Zona Seca Youth & Family Treatment Center
(805) 740-9799 |
| Santa Maria Valley: |
Santa Maria Valley Youth & Family Treatment Center
(805) 928-1804 |
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Is there a cost for services?
Answer: Most of your programs are funded with Medi-Cal Health Insurance
or through a sliding scale fee arrangement. Cost should not be a barrier
to seeking out treatment.
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