Address: 205 W Mission St, Santa Barbara, CA 93101, USA
Phone: +18058769526
Sunday: Open 24 hours
Monday: Open 24 hours
Tuesday: Open 24 hours
Wednesday: Open 24 hours
Thursday: Open 24 hours
Friday: Open 24 hours
Saturday: Open 24 hours
Joe P. Stowell
Good Heart really helped me in so many ways. I feel like I’ve accomplished a lot during my time here with the staffs help and guidance! Comfortable setting, great groups, and a very caring team that wants the best for you! It’s been a pleasure!!
Jack Kaiser
A truly fantastic place. Good Heart propagates an inclusive and healing environment, allowing for all to feel welcome, heard, and understood.
Emily Ugelstad
Good heart recovery was an amazing experience! I feel blessed to have had such a wonderful staff to guide me in my journey. What I learned at good heart will stay with me forever! Nurse Rose is the best! She was able to talk to me and meet me at my level every day no matter how I was feeling. Going into a recovery center can be extremely intimidating however I did not feel that at good heart. Everyone was so loving and kind which is definitely needed in this type of situation. I will say that they were short staffed while I was there however the staff that was there definitely made up for that. The friendships that I made at good heart will last a lifetime. I would definitely recommend good heart recovery to anyone looking for a sober future.
SCI WALKER
A brood of vipers.
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Hi Dean, Thank you so much for asking this question here. In general, without knowing the details of any specific situation, parents can help their children avoid alcohol and/or addiction problems by checking with how their children are responding to both their own internal and external environments. If the children are still school age, there are certain stressors that could occur in the home or in the school environment that could trigger negative emotions in the child. If the children are adult age, there are different stressors that could lead to these problems. Having an open line of emotional communication between the parents and children at any age can support the parents in providing coping skills, compassionate connection and an open door to allow the children to address their problems head on versus masking them with alcohol and/or addiction to other substances. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact us at (805) 242-2175. We look forward to it!
Hi Judith - Thank you for reaching out to Good Heart Recovery. Our rehab in Santa Barbara that treats mental health and addiction is currently in the process of being able to take MediCal. You can reach out to (805) 242-2175 for more information! Have a wonderful day.
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