Teen Residential Treatment in Kirkland, Washington
At our Kirkland campus, we provide teen residential treatment in Kirkland, WA, serving families from Kirkland, Seattle, Bellevue, and across Washington State. This guide is specifically designed for parents of teens ages 13-20 who are struggling with depression, anxiety, trauma, substance use, and co-occurring mental health conditions.
Our campus offers specialized behavioral health options for adolescents, making it a trusted destination for families in need. Residential treatment facilities typically integrate clinical, academic, and experiential components to support holistic healing and long-term recovery.
If you are a parent of a teen facing these challenges and outpatient therapy hasn’t been enough, this resource is designed for you. Here, you’ll find information about the benefits and features of teen residential treatment in Kirkland, how the program works, and why families across the Pacific Northwest trust it.
Hours: Monday-Friday 7AM-9PM (Residential Staff Available 24/7)
Services: Mental Health Services, Mental Health Clinic, Addiction Treatment, Teen & Adolescent Care
Address: 12029 113th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
Age Range
Treating individuals
between the ages of 13-20
What We Treat
Mental health conditions
& co-occurring disorders
Therapies
We implement treatment
therapies like CBT and DBT
Who We Treat
Newport Academy serves adolescents ages 13 to 20 experiencing significant mental health challenges that have not responded to outpatient therapy. Our program is ideal for teens with complex or co-occurring conditions who require a higher level of care for safety, stabilization, and long-term recovery.
When Residential Treatment May Be Appropriate
Residential treatment is appropriate when outpatient therapy has not resulted in sufficient progress, or when teens and adolescents exhibit persistent mental health issues, risky behaviors, self-harm, or severe emotional distress that require a safe, structured environment. Parents should consider residential care if their teen struggles with bipolar disorder, trauma, suicidal ideation, or if behavioral challenges significantly impact daily functioning and social interactions, helping a parent find the right level of care for their child when these challenges are affecting daily functioning at home or school for young people.
Questions?
We know that reaching out can be difficult. Our compassionate team of experts is here to help. Call us at 877-929-5105 or complete the form below.
What We Treat
Residential treatment is defined as a program that provides 24/7 therapeutic support in a structured environment. At Newport Academy’s Kirkland facility, we provide comprehensive care for adolescents ages 13 to 20 facing a range of mental health conditions and co-occurring disorders. Our residential treatment center program offers 24/7 supervised clinical care in a structured, therapeutic environment at a dedicated treatment center. Clinical care includes medical monitoring, psychiatric evaluations, psychiatric care, medication management, and medical support throughout treatment. Each teen receives individualized treatment plans from our clinical team as part of comprehensive mental health treatment and behavioral health care. Residential treatment facilities typically integrate clinical, academic, and experiential components to address the full spectrum of a teen’s needs.
Newport Academy’s residential center for teens near Seattle provides integrated treatment for:
- Anxiety disorders
- Depression
- Trauma and PTSD
- Bipolar disorder
- Substance use disorders and addiction
- Eating disorders
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
- Suicidal behaviors and ideation
- Behavioral issues and risky behaviors
Therapies and Services Available
Residential treatment includes a structured daily routine combining therapy and academic work, ensuring teens receive consistent support throughout their stay.
Teens receive 10 to 15 hours of therapy per week, with therapy options that include individual therapy, group therapy, group counseling, family therapy, and experiential therapies such as outdoor adventure therapy and art therapy. Our evidence-based treatment approach delivers personalized care through trauma-informed care in a supportive environment, with a focus on modalities and therapies to support adolescents facing mental health conditions, bipolar disorder, PTSD, and addiction-related substance use concerns. Teens also participate in therapy sessions specifically designed for teen girls or boys to address gender-responsive needs. Through structured therapeutic work, teens also build life skills and pursue personal growth. Academic continuity may also include academic support and educational support, including coordination with teens’ home schools when appropriate.
Therapies and Services Available
-
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
-
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
-
Attachment-Based Family Therapy (ABFT)
-
Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)
-
Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP) Therapy
-
Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT)
-
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
-
Motivational Interviewing
-
Experiental Therapies like art therapy, music therapy, etc.
Academic Support
Academic services ensure teens stay on track with studies. Programs include academic integration to prevent students from falling behind, and quality programs often coordinate directly with teens’ home schools for education. Academic continuity may also include academic support and educational support, including coordination with teens’ home schools when appropriate.
Family Involvement
Family therapy and regular communication are integral to our approach, helping to rebuild relationships and support sustainable healing.
By understanding the therapies and services available, families can see how a structured, supportive environment fosters healing and growth.
Our Campus
Whether you’re coming from across town or traveling from out of state, our facility is designed to be accessible, peaceful, and supportive. The campus offers a home like environment that supports emotional safety and a therapeutic community for teens in residential care.
Newport Academy
12029 113th Ave NE,
Kirkland, WA 98034
Newport was transformational for my son who was there for severe depression. Their strength is their people. They stuck with him even when he didn’t want to change. Their goal is not to just turn up to work. Their goal is to help people who need help. Then layer on that they are skilled professionals who know what they’re doing. My son’s clinical director, family therapist and our primary point of contact, named Angel, had a lifechanging impact on my son. She did not shy away from the questions that needed to be addressed. The CCs like Jaimison and Bailey walked every step with my son. He also did well academically while at residential thanks to Ryan and the academic staff. The team at Newport nurtured him and guided him to change. He discovered new interests and talents he didn’t know he had. We have our son back.
Insurance, Cost, and Admissions Process
Newport Academy is accredited by the Joint Commission and licensed by the Washington State Department of Health as a Residential Treatment Facility. We accept most major insurance providers, both in-network and out-of-network, including Blue Cross Blue Shield. Many plans cover up to 100 percent of services. Insurance verification is provided within 24 hours with clear information on coverage, out-of-network options, and available payment plans.
Admissions Process Steps
-
Contact our admissions team for a confidential assessment
-
Receive insurance verification within 24 hours
-
Review coverage, out-of-network options, and payment plans
-
Complete admissions paperwork and pre-admission assessment
-
Schedule admission and begin treatment
Why Choose Teen Residential Treatment in Kirkland?
- 24/7 supervised clinical care with licensed professionals who provide safety and immediate intervention when needed.
- Evidence-based therapies like CBT, DBT, and trauma-focused therapies that address depression, anxiety, PTSD, and co-occurring disorders, equipping teens with practical emotional regulation tools.
- Family involvement through regular therapy and communication to rebuild relationships and support sustainable healing. Family participation improves treatment outcomes and long-term wellness.
- Academic continuity with integrated support to maintain education and foster study skills, motivation, and interpersonal growth.
- Treatment for co-occurring disorders, including substance use and eating disorders, alongside primary mental health issues for holistic care.
Before discharge, teens and families receive clear aftercare planning to support the transition from residential care.
Residential treatment is especially effective for teens whose mental health conditions have not improved with outpatient care. Removing environmental triggers and providing intensive, structured support fosters lasting behavioral change, better family relationships, and long-term recovery.
Julio's Story
Downloadables:
Newport Academy Kirkland FAQs
How do I know if my teen boy needs residential treatment?
How much does teen residential treatment cost and what does insurance cover?
Newport Academy works with most major insurance providers, both in-network and out-of-network, including Blue CrossBlue Shield. Many families find their plans cover a significant portion, sometimes up to 100%, of residential treatment costs. Insurance verification is provided within 24 hours of inquiry with clear information on coverage, out-of-network options, and available payment plans. Programs provide clarity on insurance coverage and cost before admission.
How long will my teen need to stay in residential treatment?
The typical length of stay at Newport Academy’s Port Townsend facility varies, though the treatment team individualizes duration based on each teen’s clinical progress. The team evaluates progress weekly with family input, and discharge occurs when treatment goals are met and a solid aftercare plan is in place. Some teens with more complex or chronic conditions may benefit from longer programs. Other Washington State treatment centers offer stays of 90 to 180 days depending on age and severity while most programs are closed to 30 to sixty days.
What are some benefits of traveling for care?
Can my teen keep up with school while in residential treatment?
Yes. Newport Academy includes a comprehensive academic program with individualized instruction and regular assessment using the Newport Academic Scale. Academic staff collaborate with clinical staff to ensure teens maintain grade-level progress. Coordination with local school districts, including Port Townsend, supports credit transfer. Children and adolescents often improve study skills, motivation, and interpersonal abilities during their stay instead of falling behind.
What could be causing my teenage son’s anger?
A teenager’s anger can arise from a variety of sources, such as hormonal changes, academic stress, peer influences, or underlying mental health concerns. It’s crucial to maintain open lines of communication and seek professional assistance if the anger is severe or disruptive.
How do you support a teen boy struggling with depression?
What makes residential treatment different from outpatient therapy?
Residential treatment provides 24/7 supervised clinical care for adolescents, including psychiatric care, medication management, and crisis stabilization—support outpatient therapy cannot match. Teens receive multiple therapy sessions daily, including individual, group, and family therapy, in a structured environment designed to remove environmental triggers. Therapeutic programs focus on lasting behavioral change and accountability. Residential treatment creates a safe space where teens focus entirely on healing, surrounded by peers and experienced professionals working toward the same goals. Teen residential programs may include individual, group, and family therapy alongside experiential activities that build resilience and self-esteem.