Fundació Eulàlia Torras de Beà (FETB)
A Barcelona foundation with more than 50 years of experience in children's and adolescent mental health, providing public and private care, training, and family guidance.
About Fundació Eulàlia Torras de Beà (FETB)
Child and adolescent mental health
Fundació Eulàlia Torras de Beà (FETB) has more than 50 years of experience in children's and adolescent mental health. It supports children, teens, young adults, and their families, working to promote healthy development and mental health from birth through age 18.
Care and support
FETB provides comprehensive assessment, information and guidance for families, therapy, coordination with other services, and support for prevention and early identification. It is also involved in research, teaching, and professional training.
Public services
- CDIAP (Child Development and Early Intervention Center): Serves children ages 0–6 with developmental delays or at risk of delays in the Gràcia district. The multidisciplinary team includes a pediatrician, psychologists, a physical therapist, a speech-language pathologist, and a social worker.
- CSMIJ (Child and Adolescent Mental Health Center).
- Shared public programs: With Hospital de Sant Pau, psychological and psychiatric support for pediatrics and neonatology; with CJAS, a collaboration with Centre Jove d’Atenció a les Sexualitats; and CDIAP Rella, a joint CDIAP Rella and CSMIJ Sant Andreu unit.
Private services
An integrated care center specializing in adolescents and young adults, with in-person and online appointments.
Training
FETB offers specialty courses, postgraduate programs, and continuing education, as well as open clinical sessions.
Locations
FETB operates locations in Gràcia and Sant Andreu in Barcelona. It has a service agreement with the Catalan Health Service and agreements with the Department of Labor, Social Affairs, and Families.
Contact
Email: konsultamsantandreu@fetb.org or konsultamgracia@fetb.org. The foundation is also on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube.
Child development, early intervention, child and adolescent therapy, and family support