We create a safe and inclusive environment that respects gender differences and the unique needs of each client. And, family is core to our treatment model. To help families develop deeper, more meaningful relationships, our program includes regular family therapy, psychoeducation on various mental health topics, and virtual family support groups.

By combining these elements, Newport ensures a holistic and supportive framework that facilitates healing and resilience for our clients and their families.

We perform a thorough clinical assessment to determine each client’s specific needs and create an individualized treatment plan that encompasses a variety of proven therapeutic modalities.

Our licensed medical staff and registered dieticians specialize in the health and wellness of young people and are available 24/7 for support.

Following a thorough assessment, our psychiatrists recommend psychiatric medication regimen as needed, and closely track the patient’s progress, with the goal of optimizing wellness and treatment goals.


Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

CBT helps shift irrational and destructive thinking toward more realistic and positive thought patterns.

Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)

DBT-focused skills help individuals acknowledge and modify unhealthy coping behaviors.

Attachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT)

We use ABFT to heal the parent-child relationship so that young people can turn to their parents for support after treatment.

Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR)

EMDR helps to alleviate distress from PTSD and traumatic memories by adapting the way the brain processes information.

Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) Therapy

ERP therapy is highly effective for reducing obsessions and compulsions related to obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Motivational Interviewing (MI)

MI is a client-centered counseling style designed to help individuals find their own motivation for change.

Psychoeducation

Clinical professionals educate young adults on how the brain works, supporting clients to question negative beliefs and shift their thought processes in a positive direction.

Family Support Groups

We offer virtual family support groups to connect caregivers with others who are on a similar healing journey with their loved one.

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy (ACT)

ACT combines acceptance and mindfulness with commitment and behavior-change strategies to increase psychological flexibility.


Adventure Therapy

Through outdoor activities like rock climbing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and a ropes course, young people learn to confront their fears, build trust, and enhance problem-solving skills.

Creative Arts Therapy

Using various artistic mediums, such as painting, drawing, and crafting, clients explore their emotions, reduce anxiety, and gain insight into their thoughts and behaviors.

Music Therapy

Clients engage in listening, songwriting, and playing instruments, supporting them to express their feelings, find their voices, and connect with others.

Yoga

Our yoga program includes mindful movement, meditation, and breath work, in a supportive group setting.

Martial Arts Group

Martial Arts sessions provide opportunities to work through mental challenges via a physical outlet.

Winter Outdoor Activities

At our locations in northern climes, clients enjoy snowshoeing, sledding, skiing, and more (depending on location).

Mindfulness

Clients take part in mindfulness activities like meditation, journaling, and more to regulate emotions and improve mental clarity.

Summer Outdoor Activities

In summer, we spend time hiking, biking, kayaking, and other warm-weather activities.

Community Service

The integration of community service and volunteer work is a powerful force for facilitating change.


Accredited Academics

Our teachers provide tailored academic instruction for each student using an accredited curriculum.

Career and Life Skills

Young adults receive support with career planning, resume building, and life skills training, helping them confidently enter the next stage of life.

Executive Functioning

We help young people learn practical skills for building self-sufficiency while strengthening executive functioning skills, such as organization, emotional regulation, and impulse control.


Meditation

Our clients start the day from a foundation of calm and self-awareness by stating positive affirmations and connecting to their inner spirit.

Reflection

Throughout the week, clients perform an Inventory and Reflection exercise, as part of the therapeutic healing process.

Religious Services

Our clients have the opportunity to attend church, temple, or synagogue to maintain their spiritual practices while in treatment.