Monte Nido Clementine West Nyack

Designed to feel more like a supportive home, Monte Nido Clementine West Nyack provides residential eating disorder treatment for adolescent girls ages 12-17 who need structured daily support outside of a hospital setting. The program works with teens struggling with anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID), and related mental health challenges, combining clinical care with consistent routines, emotional support, and everyday structure. With shared living space, supervised meals, and a strong focus on peer connection and family involvement, the environment is intended to help teens feel safe, understood, and more connected to the recovery process.

Therapy, Daily Structure, and Academic Support

Treatment at Monte Nido Clementine West Nyack combines individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, nutrition counseling, psychiatric support, and supervised meals to address both eating disorder symptoms and the emotional challenges that often accompany adolescence. Experiential activities, peer interaction, and structured schedules help residents strengthen coping skills, improve emotional regulation, and build more consistent daily habits. Academic coordination and educational support are also included so teens can stay connected to school while receiving care.

Family Involvement and Continued Support

Family involvement is integrated throughout treatment to help caregivers better understand recovery and support healthier patterns at home. Discharge and aftercare planning are incorporated into the program to support a smoother transition back into everyday life. The residence maintains a calm, predictable daily schedule that encourages emotional safety, accountability, and routine while teens work toward more sustainable recovery. Kosher meal accommodations are also available for residents with religious dietary needs.