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Valley Star Behavioral Health

Valley Star Behavioral Health in San Bernardino

Valley Star Behavioral Health is a community-based mental health program in San Bernardino County dedicated to providing support services for children, adolescents, adults, and families and to help those living with mental illness. Valley Star uses individualized and highly flexible approaches that span school, family, residential, and community environments.

Valley Star services are family-centered and needs-driven. Staff members collaborate with school personnel, county staff, parents, and guardians, and other community agencies to achieve goals established by the student, family, and treatment professionals.


We are still here for you and are accepting new referrals and admissions.  Our crisis stabilization centers, residential centers, outpatient counseling services, and TAY drop-in center are now open again.

Community Services

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Promotores de Salud (Promoters Program to the Hispanic Community)
The Promotores de Salud program is a model for community outreach whose goal is to provide information and educational services regarding mental health, mental illnesses, and mental health services to the Hispanic/Latino community in San Bernardino County. We identify and train community members to outreach to those in the local Hispanic community to help identify resources, provide basic information about mental health topics, and to break cultural and linguistic barriers.

Full Service Partnership (FSP) for Transition Age Youth (ages 16-25) provides young people with individual and group counseling, case management, medication management, crisis intervention, and job counseling, and a wide range of other services and supports. Services are an intensive, community-based and family-centered approach. Nontraditional approaches provide “whatever it takes” to help youth and their family to succeed. Services are provided at 58471 29 Palms Hwy., Ste. 102 in Yucca Valley.

Full Service Partnership (FSP) for Adults (age 18 to 59) and families who have a mental illness or condition, have been hospitalized (or are at risk), and those who need individualized mental health services and linkage to services. This person-centered program provides individual and family counseling, psychiatric care, medication management, independent living skills development, and more. Services are provided in Yucca Valley at 7281 Dumosa Ave. and at 12188 Hesperia Road, Victorville. More…

Mental Health Court provides intense FSP services to adult residents in San Bernardino County who are on probation and participate in the mental health court program. Violent offenders and parolees are excluded from program admission.

General Outpatient Mental Health Services for youth and adults, ages 6 to 59, in Yucca Valley and surrounding communities. Our team of clinicians and peer and family advocates help children, youth, and adults with significant behavioral and emotional difficulties develop skills and learn tools to lead happier lives and build healthier relationships. Services at provided at 7281 Dumosa Ave, Suite #4 in Yucca Valley.


Resource Centers 

One Stop TAY Center
One Stop TAY Center is a program for Transition Age Youth (TAY) ages 16-25 in Yucca Valley in the East Desert region. Modeled after a drop-in center, it is a place where young people can receive support services to aid in their own recovery and to develop independent living skills. More…

The Family Resource Center (FRC)
Valley Star’s FRC staff collaborates with outside agency partners to reduce the amount of unmet needs of individuals and families within the local community. Services include parent support groups, young adult career assistance, a kid’s club with homework help, brief counseling, and wellness activities for seniors, adults, and Veterans. More…


Crisis Programs

Victorville-CWIC-405Valley Star Crisis Walk-in Centers
With two locations, one in downtown Victorville and another in Yucca Valley in the Morongo Basin, the centers provide urgent mental health services 24/7 to those of all ages in acute psychiatric stress who need immediate access to crisis mental health services.
More on Morongo CWIC…
More on Victorville CWIC…

The STAY™ Crisis Residential Treatment Center
The STAY Crisis Residential Treatment Center (CRT) is a short-term 14-bed center for Transitional Age Youth (TAY) in crisis located in the County of San Bernardino. It helps young people safely and successfully transition back to community living after a period of psychiatric crisis and recovery. More…

Casa Paseo Crisis Residential Treatment Center (CRT)
A short-term, 16-bed center for adult residents of San Bernardino County to help them maintain psychiatric stabilization and to promote recovery. The center offers recovery-based treatment options, services and interventions in a home-like setting where residents can stay up to 90 days. More on this CRT…

Desert Hill Center Crisis Residential Treatment (CRT)
A 16-bed center where adult residents in Victorville can stay for up to 30 days to help them maintain psychiatric stabilization and safely and successfully transition back to community living. The center offers recovery-based treatment options, services and interventions in a home-like setting. More on this CRT…

Morongo Oasis Center Crisis Residential Treatment (CRT)
A short-term, voluntary 16-bed center in Joshua Tree where adult residents can stay for up to 30 days to help them maintain psychiatric stabilization through recovery-based treatment options, services and interventions in a home-like setting. More on this CRT…


Contact Info

Rick Klotz 
Regional Administrator
Valley Star Behavioral Health
1585 S. D Street
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Phone: (909) 388-2222
rklotz@starsinc.com 
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Elsie Barton
Administrator
Valley Star Crisis Residential Treatment Center
780 East Gilbert Street
San Bernardino, CA 92415
Phone: (909) 763-4760
Fax: (909) 763-4772
ebarton@starsinc.com
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Robert Lopez, LCSW
Administrator
Oasis Community Services
81-557 Dr. Carreon Blvd, Suite C-9, Indio, CA 92201
Phone: (760) 391-6971
Fax: (760) 391-6998
roblopez@starsinc.com
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Suzan Abou-Hebeish
Administrator
Morongo Oasis Center Crisis Residential Treatment
60805 29 Palms Hwy
Joshua Tree, CA 92252
Phone: (909) 388-2222
sabou-hebeish@starsinc.com
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Silvia Rodriguez
Administrator
Desert Hill Center Crisis Residential Treatment
16552 Sunhill Dr.
Victorville, CA 92395
sirodriguez@starsinc.com
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News & Events

Valley Star’s clients from The STAY joined some youth from the TAY One Stop in San Bernardino to participate in a video produced by The San Bernardino Department of Behavioral Health.

Featured Video

Finding his path video

Former client and Peer Mentor is featured on Mental Health Channel

Selvaughn was abandoned, evicted onto the streets at 17, then diagnosed with depression. Facing these challenges would turn out to be the start of a new life when Selvaughn found his way to our STAY program.

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