Newport Academy Virginia – Addiction Rehab in McLean, Virginia

Newport Academy is dedicated to empowering adolescents and mending family bonds through a holistic and evidence-informed treatment model. Their approach is divided into four main types of therapy: clinical, experiential, spiritual, and academic. The variety of therapeutic options available at Newport includes body image groups, gender-specific therapy, 12-Step programs, Bowen's family systems approach, equine therapy, music and art therapy, horticultural activities, culinary training, and yoga sessions. Upon entering the program, each patient undergoes a thorough assessment to determine their specific needs and goals for treatment. A customized care team, consisting of counselors, nurses, a psychiatrist, and a dietitian, is assembled to support each adolescent throughout their journey. To aid in the rebuilding of family connections, Newport Academy employs attachment-based family therapy (ABFT). Both individual and group therapy sessions foster connections between patients and their peers, helping to establish a strong support network that is extended to families as well. Treatment plans are tailored to include activities such as equine therapy, creative arts, yoga, meditation, adventure therapy, and various evidence-based methods. Horticultural therapy invites teens to engage with nature and utilize their skills in maintaining Newport's gardens. Additionally, outpatient programs and day schools are available for those requiring a more adaptable schedule. Situated in Virginia, the center offers a tranquil setting that allows adolescents to connect with nature while ensuring their privacy. The program features a fully accredited high school curriculum, facilitated by qualified teachers on-site. Newport Academy also provides individual tutoring, educational assessment, and academic planning services. Located in a peaceful residential area, Newport Academy offers convenient access to Washington D.C. and nearby attractions that can be enjoyable for both teens and their families. Its campuses are adjacent to a 300-acre nature preserve along the Potomac River, and during their stay, patients have the opportunity to utilize a fitness center and relax in an outdoor lounge.