Port Townsend, Washington House - Teen Residential Treatment

Newport Academy’s Port Townsend Campus residential treatment center is helping to address the gap in mental healthcare in the region, by providing teens with integrated, evidence-based care proven to create sustainable healing. 

Our program takes full advantage of the state’s striking natural landscapes and numerous state parks as settings for Adventure Therapy and hiking excursions.

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Age Range
Treating individuals
between the ages of 12-18

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What We Treat
Mental health conditions
& co-occurring disorders

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Length of Stay
Individuals typically
stay between 30-60 days

What We Treat

Our evidence-based therapies, combined with experiential activities, address the underlying issues that contribute to teen mental health struggles. By engaging in individual therapy, group sessions, and family therapy, teens gain valuable insights into their emotions and behaviors.

Newport Academy’s St. Cloud Campus residential center for teens provides integrated treatment for:

Our facility includes a Trek/Adventure Center, fully equipped to outfit teens for wilderness treks, kayaking in the San Juan Islands, sailing in Mystery Bay, and day hikes and snowshoe outings in Olympic National Park. 

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.

Who We Treat

As rates of teen depression rise across the country, the Pacific Northwest is no exception. Washington and Idaho are among the 10 states with the worst rates of youth depression.

Newport’s Port Townsend Campus serves teen boys ages 13–20 with compassionate care for a wide range of primary mental health and co-occurring disorders.

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Whether you’re coming from across town or traveling from out of state, our Port Townsend facility is designed to be accessible, peaceful, and supportive.

Insurances We Work With

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Why Choose Newport Academy

The goal of residential treatment at Newport Academy is to provide a safe and nurturing environment where adolescents can heal, grow, and develop the skills necessary for a healthier future.

Our experienced healthcare providers each have advanced degrees, ongoing training, appropriate licensure, and years of expertise in clinical care and working with adolescents.

Here are just a few more reasons you can trust Newport for high-quality mental healthcare:

  • Our approach is fully evidence-based in successful clinical models.
  • We ensure ongoing family communication and involvement in our teen treatment programs, offering full transparency and regular family therapy to repair parent-child relationships.
  • Treatment plans include an accredited academic component to keep kids on track while they’re in treatment.
  • We use a third-party research organization to track, analyze, and publish our treatment outcomes on an annual basis.
  • We’re accredited by the Joint Commission, the nation’s oldest and largest healthcare accreditation body.

Newport Academy Port Townsend FAQs

How do I know if my teen boy needs residential treatment?

Signs that your teen may need residential treatment include persistent emotional distress, self-harm or suicidal thoughts, substance abuse, severe behavioral issues, or inability to function at home or school. Consulting with a mental health professional can provide guidance.

What are some benefits of traveling for care?

Traveling may provide access to specialized treatment options or facilities that are not available locally, including unique therapies or programs tailored to specific needs.

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?

Support your teen by listening without judgment, encouraging open communication, and validating their feelings. Help them seek professional help, engage in activities they enjoy, and promote a healthy lifestyle with regular exercise and proper nutrition.

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