Young women are facing an escalating mental health crisis, reporting the highest stress and depression rates of any generation. Newport Institute’s young women’s residential treatment centers address the root causes of these symptoms. Get the support you need and deserve.
Tailored Treatment for Young Women
Our women’s residential treatment programs serve young adults up to age 35 (depending on location) and are designed to help young women find their voice, build healthy coping skills, and develop self-esteem and self-acceptance. Embark on a fully personalized treatment program to ensure positive growth and sustainable healing. Your dedicated team, at any given time, can consist of:
- Psychiatrists
- Therapists
- Medical Doctors
- Registered Nurses
- Registered Dietitians
- Academic/Life Skills Teachers
- Residential Care Staff
- And More
- Psychiatrists
- Registered Nurses
- Therapists
- Registered Dietitians
- Academic Teachers
- Recovery Counselor
- Medical Doctor/Pediatrician
- Residential Care Staff
Who Does
Newport Institute Treat?
Our mental health residential programs for young women ages 18 to 35 offer an evidence-based, tailored approach to providing the foundation, treatment, and support needed to overcome challenges and find a path forward.
Symptoms that young women who attend Newport Institute’s residential facility may have experienced include:
- Substance use issues
- Anxiety and/or OCD
- Depression and/or self-harm
- Unresolved trauma
- Disordered eating and poor body image
- Low self-esteem and self-worth
- Becoming overwhelmed by the pressures of growing up
- Substance use issues
- Anxiety, depression, and self-harm
- Unresolved trauma
- Becoming overwhelmed by the pressures of growing up
- Disordered eating and poor body image
- Low self-esteem and self-worth
Understanding Our Women’s Residential Treatment Services
Our residential facility team of mental health leaders and addiction treatment professionals spans psychiatrists, medical doctors, therapists, registered nurses, registered dieticians, residential care staff, and academic/life skills teachers. Our growing roster of experts from all over the world bring a wide range of degrees and experience to their work supporting young adult women to heal and thrive.
Our trauma-informed approach to women’s residential treatment is gender specific and gender responsive. Each young woman’s tailored treatment plan incorporates individual therapy, group therapy, creative arts therapy, and integrated treatment services to address behavioral issues such as substance abuse and disordered eating. In addition, we provide full case management that includes discharge planning. After completing treatment in our women’s residential program, Newport Institute alums can seamlessly segue into outpatient care at one of our nationwide locations, either in person or virtually.
Comfortable Ranch-Style Living Areas
Great places to get to know other residents, experts, and mentors through group therapy sessions.
Individual Therapy
Our therapeutic program integrates a wide range of evidence-based approaches, including trauma-informed care, Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Attachment-Based Family Therapy, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, and elements of the 12-Step Program. Our clinicians also integrate other modalities into each resident’s treatment plan.
Career Support
Nourish your next chapter by uncovering your talents and interests, and taking meaningful steps toward a thriving future, with the support of our experts.
Nutritious Family-Style Meals
Meals are prepared by trained chefs and served family style in our common dining areas.
Music Therapy
Sessions take place in dedicated music rooms. Listen to music and create it, in harmony with other young adults.
Yoga and Meditation
Discover the therapeutic benefits of yoga and meditation through sessions conducted in our indoor and outdoor spaces.
Healthy Fitness Routines
Develop a healthy fitness routine at our on-site gyms, tapping into the healing power of movement and self-mastery.
Art Therapy
Young women can learn to express themselves in a healthy way and articulate their identity through art therapy.
Adventure Therapy
Adventure Therapy is a way for clients to take what they have been learning and processing in group and individual sessions to real-world situations. These sessions include group hikes, rock climbs, cross-country ski sessions, and surf classes (location dependent).
Life Skills
Prepare for college or life on your own with our 100% personalized academic and life skills program developed by clinical and educational experts.
Individual Therapy
Our therapeutic programs for young adults integrate a wide range of evidence-based approaches, including Dialectical Behavioral Therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Attachment-Based Family Therapy, Motivational Enhancement Therapy, and elements of the 12-Step Program. Our clinicians also integrate other modalities into each resident’s treatment plan.
Adventure Therapy
Adventure Therapy is as fun as it sounds. Get in touch with the great outdoors in our group hikes, rock climbs, cross-country ski sessions, and surf classes (location dependent).
Comfortable Ranch-Style Living Areas
Great places to get to know other residents, experts, and mentors through group therapy sessions.
Nutritious Family-Style Meals
Meals are prepared by trained chefs and served family style in our common dining areas.
Yoga and Meditation
Discover the power of yoga and meditation through sessions conducted in our indoor and outdoor spaces.
Music Therapy
Sessions take place in dedicated music rooms. Listen to music and create it, in harmony with other young adults.
Healthy Fitness Routines
Develop a healthy fitness routine at our on-site gyms, tapping into the healing power of movement and self-mastery.
Art Therapy
Let your creativity flourish with art therapy sessions that give young adults the tools they need to express themselves and find their talents.
Career Support
Nourish your next chapter by uncovering your talents and interests, and taking meaningful steps toward a thriving future, with the support of our experts.
Life Skills
Prepare for college or life on your own with our 100% personalized life-skills program developed by clinical and educational experts.
Questions?
We know that reaching out can be difficult.
Our compassionate team of experts is here to help.
We help you find your path.
Getting the right diagnosis can be tricky; finding your path can be even trickier. With our specialized, comprehensive assessment for young adult women, we focus on identifying and centering that path around natural strengths and interests, in order to establish long-term goals and offer recommendations for the next step in treatment. Our approach provides help for young women in becoming autonomous and independent, while dismantling barriers to progression in these areas.
In addition to using information from clinical, psychiatric and medical assessments, we also utilize data points from a strengths assessment, a Casey Life Skills assessment, an executive function skills assessment and a YouScience assessment, in which young adult women collaborate with a coach who will help them establish a 100% custom-tailored plan. The Academic and Life Skills support team at our women’s residential treatment centers includes teachers and residential care staff who help young women implement short-term goals that lead to longer-term goals and objectives designed to help them achieve the independence and fulfillment they are seeking in their lives.
Locations
Frequently Asked Questions FAQ
What are the sleeping arrangements like?
In our residential facility, we offer comfortable gender-specific rooms with two beds, private bath, and all the amenities necessary to create a serene healing environment. Visit our campuses virtually or in person.
What should I bring with me?
When you come to a women’s residential treatment program, depending on your interests, you might be getting private tutoring or mentorship one day, and going rock climbing the next. Bring about 10 days’ worth of clothing suitable for both indoor and outdoor activities, including:
- Jeans/slacks
- Sweats/workout clothing
- Shorts
- Weatherproof jacket
- Robe
- Tennis shoes, sandals, boots
- T-shirts and blouses
- Bathing suits
When packing, be mindful of which campus you’re heading to and the general weather conditions there. We have laundry facilities in each of our houses, so you’ll be able to wash your clothes while you’re here.
How often will I receive individual therapy?
As often as the treatment team feels is clinically necessary—which could be once a day or a few times a week.
What are 4 common treatments for mental health disorders?
Group therapy with peers, individual therapy, family therapy, and experiential therapy, such as creative arts and Adventure Therapy, are four common types of treatment at a women’s residential mental health center.
How will it impact my school or work?
Newport Institute can work with you to determine a schedule that best suits your current needs while supporting you during this important phase of life.
Will I be asked to do chores while in the program?
Yes, but your house will work together as a team, and daily chores will be split up among all residents.
Does Newport Institute take insurance?
Newport Institute accepts a wide range of insurance plans and provides a large array of financing options. We take great pride in the fact that we have a full-time, in-house team dedicated to supporting you and your loved ones through what can, at times, be a complicated financing process of securing insurance coverage.
Does gender play a role in mental health?
Gender can impact mental health both biologically and socially. People of different genders may face different kinds of challenges. Moreover, hormones can also impact mental health. Newport Institute provides gender-responsive programming so that young adults who identify as female can feel supported and safe.
Learn more about teen residential therapy.
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