Sunday, September 07, 2008

Daniel Bryant Youth & Family Treatment Center
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The Daniel Bryant Youth & Family Treatment Center, a program of the Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, provides confidential, effective outpatient treatment for young people (12-18) who are faced with alcohol and other drug problems.  The center serves clients who are self-referred or referred by parents, schools, counselors or probation.  The Daniel Bryant Youth and Family Treatment Center has helped over 1,500 clients and their families since it’s inception on March 22, 2001.

The Daniel Bryant CenterThe Treatment Program

The Daniel Bryant Youth and Family Treatment Center uses a treatment program based on the State of California Youth Treatment Guidelines.  Treatment is client specific, based on initial assessment and varies from 3-12 months.  Services are offered on a sliding scale.  No one is ever turned away for financial reasons.  Programs are directed toward adolescents and their families.

Treatment includes:

  • Assessment at Program entry
  • Group / Family Counseling (English & Spanish)
  • Drug Testing & Acupuncture
  • Parent Support Groups
  • Aftercare

Daniel Bryant Youth and Family Treatment Center offers:

  • Information about addiction and recovery
  • Relapse prevention skills
  • Life Skills
  • Individual crisis counseling as needed
  • 8-week intervention for adolescent marijuana users
  • Juvenile Justice System Programs available as needed

The Daniel Bryant Youth and Family Treatment Center is a national model for prevention and treatment.  The need is great: Approximately one out of four Santa Barbara high school students need help for their substance abuse problems.  The Daniel Bryant Youth and Family Treatment Center is a place where young people can successfully fight a very personal issue.

The center is located at 25 W. Anapamu St., 2nd Floor.  (805) 730-7575
 


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Climb for a cause!
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On May 23, 1995, Bob Bryant's son, Danny died of a drug overdose.  Like many other parents who have suffered the loss of a child to alcohol and other drugs, Bob was determined to turn his tragedy into hope for others by raising funds to create an adolescent treatment center.

Mt. Kilamanjaro, TanzaniaIn 1999, Bob and Patty Bryant climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro in an effort to raise funds to create a treatment program for adolescents in Santa Barbara.  This event was named the “Summit for Danny.”  In 2000, the Bryants lead a team of community leaders on a first ascent of an unnamed mountain in the Canadian Arctic.  The funds raised from these two climbs enabled the Council on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse to open the Daniel Bryant Youth and Family Treatment Center on March 22, 2001.

Mt. Pisco, PeruIn an effort to purchase a permanent home for the Daniel Bryant Center, Bob and Patty Bryant and a team of climbers successfully reached the peak of Peru’s 20,000 ft. Mount Pisco in 2004.

International climbs occur annually and all members of the community are welcome and encouraged to participate.  Climbs are uniquely designed for all skill levels.

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