A Leading Provider of Mental Health Treatment

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For young people who are struggling with acute mental health or substance use disorders, residential treatment provides an immersive healing environment. Our clients experience powerful positive change in a matter of weeks.

Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) options offer structured support for young people. Outpatient care is ideal after discharge from residential treatment, or when weekly therapy isn’t enough.

Alongside our mental health–primary treatment, Newport offers specialized care for substance use disorder, OCD, and secondary eating disorders. We also provide inpatient psychiatric care for young people through our PrairieCare division in Minnesota.

Who Is Newport Healthcare?

Our nationwide network of treatment programs include our Newport Academy locations, serving children and adolescents, and our Newport Institute locations for young adults.

Our Newport Academy programs achieve extraordinary outcomes for children ages 7–11 and teens ages 12–18 who are struggling with depression, anxiety, OCD, trauma/PTSD, eating disorders, problem substance use, and other conditions. Our experts create individualized treatment plans for each client, and parents are involved all along the way.  

Newport Institute’s programming helps bring young adults from self-destruction to self-esteem by treating the underlying causes of emotional distress and high-risk behaviors. We treat young adults ages 18–35, supporting them to find healthy coping skills and long-term healing from a wide range of mental health and substance use disorders.

Our divisions also include Center for Families, offering teen outpatient care in Pennsylvania and Minnesota; and PrairieCare, providing a full continuum of care in Minnesota, including an inpatient psychiatric hospital for ages 35 and younger.



Our ongoing outcomes research, validated by a third-party academic institution, shows that Newport treatment leads to remarkable improvements in clients’ depressive and anxiety symptoms, well-being, suicide risk, traumatic distress, and family attachment. The Newport experience is truly transformative.

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We are dedicated to helping teens and young adults heal and thrive, by providing comprehensive treatment programs that emphasize connection, inspiration, and support systems. We specialize in treating the following mental health disorders:

The extreme sadness and despair that accompanies depression threatens a young person’s safety and well-being as well as their daily functioning. The emotional pain can lead to substance use, self-harm, eating disorders, and thoughts of suicide. Our treatment program helps uncover the root cause of the depression in order to sustain long-term healing.

The extreme sadness and despair that accompanies depression threatens a young person’s safety and well-being as well as their daily functioning. The emotional pain can lead to substance use, self-harm, eating disorders, and thoughts of suicide. Our treatment program helps uncover the root cause of the depression in order to sustain long-term healing.

Living with anxiety can hold you back from being the person you’re meant to be. It can impact every aspect of your life, from your capacity to handle school, work, and relationships. But it doesn’t have to. Anxiety is highly treatable with the right care.

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a serious psychological disorder that develops in some people who have been through or witnessed a traumatic event, such as a serious car accident, natural disaster, or physical or sexual abuse. Treatment helps alleviate the distressing symptoms, such as flashbacks, nightmares, anxiety, and emotional numbness. Improving overall quality of life.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is characterized by unwanted thoughts and fears that drive a person to do compulsive acts in order to ease the stress. Our OCD-specific treatment program helps young people manage OCD symptoms reclaim their lives.

Eating disorders affect a young person’s physical and mental health. Symptoms such as extreme weight loss, changes in appearance, and physical exhaustion are dangerous and need immediate treatment. We treat primary mental health and secondary eating disorders in teens and young adults.

Bipolar disorder is a condition characterized by severe mood swings that fluctuate between extreme highs, known as mania, to extreme lows, or depression. While the disorder is a lifelong condition, treatment can help people manage symptoms.

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is characterized by intense emotional instability, impulsive behaviors, and difficulties in interpersonal relationships. Treatment, including dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), can help individuals develop coping strategies and emotional regulation skills.

Substance use disorder in teens and young adults negatively affects every area of their life. Over time, recreational substance use can lead to severe addictions that threaten young people’s mental and physical health, relationships, and finances. With treatment, young people can achieve long-term recovery and build a brighter future.

Social drinking and partying can lead to severe alcohol addiction, which can threaten every area of a teen or young adult’s life. Our treatment program addresses the root cause, helping young people process past trauma, build resilience and self-worth, and develop healthy coping skills.

People with psychosis have a disconnection from reality, which can manifest as hallucinations and delusions. Individuals may have difficulty distinguishing between what is real and what is not, leading to significant distress and impairment in daily functioning. Comprehensive treatment can support recovery and improve overall well-being.

Newport works with many major insurance providers, both in and out of network, to make quality care more accessible and affordable for individuals and families. At Newport, 99 percent of our families use insurance to cover the cost of care, and we’re dedicated to helping families get the most out of their coverage.

I miss Newport all the time—it even makes me emotional. The staff were life changing and truly believed in me. I read my goodbye letters whenever I need motivation to keep going. Newport genuinely saved my life

The staff didn’t learn my case file, they got to know me—my interests, hopes, dreams, adventures, quirks, jokes, and how much of me was being consumed by my OCD. My clinical team, Care Coordinators, and peers became my Newport family, and it was in my relations with them that I found the strength to start decoupling myself from my OCD.

The first few weeks were so hard! Eventually, my daughter made it through the first few stages of the program. Family therapy got better and easier. I saw a smile and laughter on her face that I hadn’t seen in months. It was then that I knew change was taking place—I could see it all over her face!

My daughter put in a lot of work every day and it started to show. Not only how she talked, but how she interacted in conversation. She was excited to use the tools she had learned through her therapy and interactions with other kids. Her humor made a comeback as well. I cherished every moment I saw her smiling again!

After being at Newport for only a few days and seeing what groups were like and who my support team was, I knew I was in the right place. I never knew how much I needed to learn, and I will be forever grateful to Newport for starting me on this path.

Participating in everyday life at Newport brought me the ability to manage my time more efficiently and provide a more consistent routine that supports me in recovery. Newport has opened up so many doors in my life, and I am forever grateful.

The compassion from others is what helped me know I made the right decision to continue to put myself first and heal. The staff at Newport Institute truly care and supported me through the entire experience.

Getting sober and healthy has brought me back up to speed and my memory is back. I treasure it now, all of the moments I thought once lost to time. The memories of the life I lived are now accessible to me again.

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01.08.2025

Newport Academy was a wonderful choice for my son. He was a difficult patient but the counselors at Newport were consistent in their care and we achieved positive results.

01.08.2023

I am excited to have Newport Academy as a resource here in MN. There team has been very professional, and great communication. I was able to tour their facility and look forward to working together.

09.25.2023

newport is a great place for treatment, the food is very good and they make birthdays very special. most of the staff is super helpful and understanding. the rooms are pretty clean and the beds aren’t too bad, they do have a strict schedule so don’t plan on sleeping in. gracie and james we’re definitely…

09.25.2023

Newport is a really nice place, it helped me a lot, yes it had its ups and downs, but at the end it helped me learn and evolve as a person. They have really great staff, the staff was sometimes under staffed which made it really hard to go on coping walks. But overall its…

04.17.2024

I really enjoyed my time at Newport. I was offered plenty of support and therapy options, including speaking with kids my age. My clinical team truely did care about me. Which made my therapy sessions much smoother. I was out before day 80. Food is great, staff are great, care is great. The only thing…

06.15.2025

I’ve been here 2 times. Both times I didn’t want to go. The staff are awesome and food is good. It feels like a long time in there but it really helps in the long run.

09.12.2023

Hello i’m Hailey! i went to newport on july 3rd 2023 and it truly was a life change! You get an awesome treatment team who try’s they’re all to help you. It’s scary at first but you eventually get used to it all i have to say is they need more kid friendly food… but…

10.23.2024

With my experience with Newport things have been good the conversation with the councilors have been positive and they have tried to help and get my daughter the help she needs to move forward in a positive and healthy manner and to move in a good direction and to understand the path she was on…

09.29.2022

My daughter (15 yrs old) spent just over 3 months at Newport Academy. It was incredibly difficult to send her there, but we were desperate. When your child no longer has a desire to live and is self harming, your options are limited. I was very concerned about sending her to a residential treatment facility…

07.10.2023

Hello! I am currently 14, I went to Newport Academy in Oakley, Utah just under a year ago, from July 29, 2022 – September 21, 2022. My journey at Newport has affected my life in so many positive ways. The people there were mostly supportive and mostly equipped to help me with my situation. Newport…