Our Programs
Mental Health
Family, group, and individualized adventure-based therapy and behavioral treatment plans for teens.
Family, group, and individualized adventure-based therapy and behavioral treatment plans for teens.
Unlike most mental health agencies, our therapeutic services are experience and adventure-based. Instead of in an office, many of our sessions take place sailing across Tampa Bay, walking the beach, kayaking through mangroves, or at a local park.
We provide a range of therapeutic services including:
Students meet with our mental health counselors at least one a week both in the home and on board the boat.
We prioritize families first, our experienced treatment teams lead family counseling to help repair and develop relationships between children and adults.
Our treatment team works directly with our caregivers to provided on call behavioral support.
SailFuture is a licensed behavorial health services agency, and provides quality mental health treatment to youth in our residential programs.
Our mental health counselors develop detailed treatment plans and goals for students in conjunction with our caregivers to ensure a comprehensive support.
Our counselors perform in-depth assessments upon intake.
Questions, referrals, or interested in volunteering? Send us a message!
Michael Long, Executive Director
We're always looking for qualify and compassionate adults to help serve the children in our community.
SailFuture Begins Construction on New High School
Current SailFuture students and staff began construction at the site of the new SailFuture Academy today which is slated to open in August of 2021.
Lindsay Danielson
SailFuture Purchases Norwood School as Site for New High School
In December of 2019, SailFuture became the owner of the historic Norwood School building located at 2154 27th Avenue North, St. Petersburg, FL 33713.
Lindsay Danielson
SailFuture Secures National Funding from The Drexel Fund
We are excited to announce that SailFuture has been selected as a national finalist to receive grant funding from The Drexel Fund.
Lindsay Danielson
