Behavioral Health

Offers behavioral and educational services in the home, school, community and at the accredited ACES Academy.

The San Diego Access and Crisis Line (ACL) is a free, confidential service that provides support, referrals and crisis intervention. If you or someone you know needs help with a behavioral health crisis, call 9-8-8.

Assessments aid in formulating diagnoses and in generating recommendations for interventions in home, school, vocational and alternative residential settings.

Evidence-based teaching services for individuals with Autism. Visual Communication Analysis (VCA) for visual learners.

Lauren Elder Ph.D. offers behavioral and cognitive assessment to treat behavioral and developmental concerns and anxiety through play therapy, parent coaching and a variety of therapies.

Provides holistic telehealth, in-person and outpatient mental health assessments and therapy for all ages. Offers neurofeedback, equine, psychiatric, academic, vocational and in-home behavioral support.

A 101-bed private behavioral healthcare hospital providing individualized treatment programs for a variety of conditions. Includes inpatient and outpatient programs with a pool for water therapy.

Behavioral and educational plans and implementation.

Family support from a relationship-based team addressing individual expressions in all things sensory, behavioral and communicative, while inspiring kids to connect. Trains parents and professionals to implement Natural Play Therapy.

Provides quality mental health services and emergency behavioral health services 24/7 for ages 18 & up. No appointment needed.

Early intervention services, developmental and environmental assessments, parent/caregiver coaching, referrals, resources and professional development for early childhood educators.

Educational and mental health professionals, led by Dr. Rienzi Haytasingh, provide neuropsychological evaluations and diagnostics for Dyslexia, ADHD, Autism, Anxiety, Depression, reading, writing and math.

Non-public RPM provider offers behavioral intervention plans and supervision to improve education, communication and quality of life. Provider is a parent of a child who communicates with RPM and is an AAC expert.

Helps students achieve successful outcomes through psychological assessments, educational consultation and interventions for behavior management.

Online resources for behavioral disorders, mental health diagnoses and learning disorders.

Helps identify, assess and treat youth and young adults experiencing thoughts, behavior or emotions that might develop into serious mental health problems.

Developmental and behavioral services for families of children with special needs. Training for educators and service providers to enhance programming and develop teams for inclusive schools.

The Cortica Care Model applies the most effective techniques from ABA with a blend of cognitive, behavioral and relationship-based approaches that apply key insights from neuroscientific research.

Provides counseling and therapy services for children with special needs and their families.

Clinical psychiatrist specializing in learning disorders, and the psychiatric needs of those with disabilities and developmental delay.

Specializes in DIR/floortime interactive play/behavioral therapy.

Comprehensive team works with children and their families to improve adult-child relationships at school and at home, using The Incredible Years evidence-based model to prevent behavioral problems and serious mental illness.

Crisis prevention and response for San Diego Regional Center START clients ages 6+ with IDD and co-occurring behavioral health needs, and for the people who support them. Two walk-in mental health assessment centers.

Parent and child therapy with specialties in Anxiety, Depression, foster care and adoption, and parent education.

Provides ABA, individual, couples and group therapy, art therapy, school-based consultation and educational testing. Licensed SDRC vendor of RDI (Relationship Development Intervention). Variety of insurance accepted.

Specialized treatment center, residential care and private school program serving ages 12–22 who have an intellectual disability and suffer from significant mental health challenges.

Crisis intervention, de-escalation and risk-reduction training.

Provides neurofeedback, a non-invasive treatment involving recording, studying and improving brain activity to “re-start” the brain and increase self-regulation, relaxation and learning.

In-Home ABA Therapy & Parent Training in North San Diego County/Camp Pendleton area, delivered in a naturalistic, play-based environment.

Support, Treatment and Education for Parents, Professionals and Students. Creates meaningful connections and builds adaptive social skills using ABA and play-based Pivotal Response Treatment.

Therapeutic services using a unique approach based on symptoms and the whole child, versus a diagnosis or label. Offers speech, occupational, physical therapies, social skills groups and child psychology. SDRC or fee for service.

Advances research to eliminate Bipolar Disorder, provides and enhances care, resources and support services and works to erase the stigma associated with mental illness through education.

Cognitive behavioral therapy and social skills training for young adults to increase self-awareness, executive functioning skills, self-regulation and coping skills to manage life and prepare for college.

Comprehensive provider of ABA, behavioral health and related therapy services. Empowers school-based professionals to unlock the full potential of their students and drive positive outcomes.

Serves ages 10–25 who are at risk for mental illness and experiencing symptoms. Provides confidential assessments, individualized treatments for participants and families, and awareness campaigns for early detection.

Evidence-based practices in the principles of Positive Discipline, AWARE Parenting and Interpersonal Neurobiology to teach parents of challenging children to promote desired behaviors and loving relationships.