Adolescent Day & Outpatient Eating Disorder Programs
Our adolescent outpatient eating disorder programs include both Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) day treatment. Teens receive evidence-based therapy, nutrition support, medical oversight, and family involvement while continuing to live at home.
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Benefits of Adoelscent Outpatient Eating Disorder Programs
Our outpatient eating disorder programs help adolescents continue recovery while maintaing connections to home, school, and family. Through structured PHP and IOP day treatment, teens receive comprehensive medical, nutritional, and therapeutic support.
1:1 and community learning
Nourishment and self-care
Therapy based training
Holistic healing
Family Involvement
Comprehensive discharge planning
Is an Outpatient Eating Disorder Program Right for My Child?
Teens and pre-teens
Teens and pre-teens have different needs than adults. That’s why our day treatment programs are designed specifically for this age group - focusing on emotional development, reducing eating disorder behaviors, and supporting a return to age-appropriate growth. Our team also partners closely with caregivers to ensure the whole family is supported throughout the recovery journey.
All genders and all background
We provide gender-affirming, culturally aware, and trauma-informed care so that everyone feels welcome and safe and can focus on healing.
All eating disorder diagnoses
We treat all eating disorders at each of our levels of care. If your child is medically stable, but having a difficult time, Day Support may be a good option.
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Adolescent eating disorder programs — rooted in research
When it comes to your child’s recovery, you want care that’s not only compassionate—but proven to work. Our programs are grounded in years of experience and built on evidence-based practices that support long-term recovery.
We continually track outcomes to ensure our care is making a meaningful difference in the lives of the teens and families we serve. Our data reflects what parents see firsthand: real progress, real hope.
of clients described their overall program experience as Good to Excellent.
The vast majority of our clients demonstrate significant changes in symptoms and behaviors from admission to discharge and maintain those improvements. We are the first treatment provider to show lasting improvement 6+ months after treatment, and our research shows that 81% of clients experience continued reduced ED symptoms after treatment.
We are also the first to provide evidence-based trauma treatment (CPT) concurrently with eating disorder treatment in higher levels of care, which has resulted in 81% of clients with PTSD at admissions experiencing reductions in both PTSD and eating disorder symptoms at discharge.
Check your insurance coverage for eating disorder treatment
Our admissions team is here to help you get the support you need. We're in-network with most major insurance providers and coordinate agreements with those not in-network or uninsured.
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Find an Adoelscent Outpatient Eating Disorder Program
Our adolescent outpatient eating disorder programs are available nationwide. Each location offers structured PHP and/or IOP day treatment led by clinicians experienced in treating adolescents and supporting families throughout recovery.
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Monte Nido Rosewood Tempe
Monte Nido Rosewood Tempe offers a blend of flexible, innovative day treatment services for eating and co-occurring disorders in the form of psychotherapy, nutrition, and psychiatric services in a safe, supportive outpatient environment. While many clients require highly structured treatment based in a hospital-like or residential environment, Rosewood Tempe is for adults and adolescents of all genders who need part-time programming for anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, ARFID, and more.
Monte Nido Walden Westborough
Our Monte Nido Walden Westborough eating disorder treatment clinic is located on Rt. 9 directly off Rt. 495. This location provides a safe space for all to work on their recovery within a secure, modern environment. This clinic location offers treatment for people of all ages, all genders, and all eating disorder diagnoses.
Monte Nido Walden Waltham
Our spacious Monte Nido Walden Waltham eating disorder clinic is a quiet and private space conveniently located off Route 95, about 20 minutes from downtown Boston. This location offers one of the nation’s only eating disorder treatment programs designed especially for athletes. We welcome children, teens, and adults of all genders to our day and evening programs and are a short drive away from our inpatient and residential locations, making transitions from one level of care to another as seamless as possible.
Monte Nido Walden Middletown
Our Middletown clinic serves Connecticut and Rhode Island, offering accessible day and evening programs for adults and adolescents of all genders. We provide specialized eating disorder treatments, including programs for co-occurring trauma and substance use disorder. This level of care is available to graduates of Monte Nido Residential Living programs or those in outpatient therapy who need a level of continued transitional care.
Monte Nido Westchester
Monte Nido Westchester is a primary eating disorder day treatment program, set in White Plains, an hour north of New York City. Monte Nido Westchester is easily accessible through public transportation from Manhattan, as well as by car from Rockland and Putnam counties, Southern Connecticut and Northern New Jersey. We provide programming options for adults and adolescents of all genders.
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Monte Nido Tysons Corner
Monte Nido Tysons Corner is an eating disorder day treatment program located 15 miles outside of downtown Washington, DC, with easy metro access. This location provides day programming for adolescents and adults of all genders.
Monte Nido Portland Day Treatment
Monte Nido Portland Day Treatment is an eating disorder day program in Portland, Oregon. Located in the John’s Landing area of Portland, we provide age-sensitive programming for adults and adolescents of all genders.
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FAQs about adolescent eating disorder day treatment
The length of your program is based on several factors, including your specific recovery needs, the severity of the eating disorder, your personalized treatment progress, and the program’s structure at the location you attend.
For some individuals, treatment might be shorter in duration, while others could extend to several months, depending on your progress and treatment goals.
IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program) and PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program) are both structured mental health treatment programs that offer more intensive care than regular outpatient therapy but differ in intensity and time commitment.
IOP typically involves 3-5 days of programming for around 3-4 hours per day while working with your outpatient providers. This allows clients to maintain their daily routines such as work or school. It focuses on providing support and strategies for managing symptoms while clients live at home.
PHP is more intensive, running from 5-6 days per week for 6 or more hours per day. It provides a higher level of care, but clients return home at the end of the day. PHP is designed for individuals who need significant support but do not require 24-hour supervision.
For Monte Nido programs, the number of days and times may differ slightly by location. For more information reach out to admissions here.
Our adolescent day (PHP and IOP) programs re ideal for teens who are medically stable but who require the structure and support of day treatment. Parents will take on a more active role at this level of care. Family-Based Informed Treatment, used within our adolescent programming, is designed to give parents of adolescent clients a leading role in helping their child reduce disordered eating behaviors, restore weight, and resume proper adolescent development. Our team will support the whole family through family programming, therapy, and resources so you will have the tools to support and sustain your child’s recovery during and after treatment.