Aster Springs Glen Allen outpatient

Aster Springs Glen Allen serves women in and around Glen Allen, with a clinical focus on eating disorders and the conditions that often accompany them. It operates as an outpatient program, so clients attend structured return home after sessions during the week. The setting is a home-like building with shared rooms, air conditioning, and access to gardens and outdoor lounge areas.

Care blends evidence-based therapy with nutrition counseling and yoga, and the team limits caseloads so each person gets individual attention. Started in 2022, the center holds Joint Commission accreditation and belongs to the Odyssey Eating Disorder Network. For clients who favor that structure, it provides a non-12-step framework.

Aster Springs Glen Allen does not provide medical detox or inpatient withdrawal management. If you or someone you know needs help with alcohol, benzodiazepines, or opioids, the helpline can connect you with Virginia programs that do offer those services.

Programs at Aster Springs Glen Allen

Outpatient care at this location uses a structured format designed for women who do not need 24-hour supervision. Therapy choices include dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, individual counseling, expressive arts, acceptance and commitment therapy, experiential therapy, yoga, and nutrition counseling. The program is evidence-based and holistic, oriented away from 12-step models and centered on individual treatment. This Virginia rehab center offers personalized evidence-based outpatient programs for women.

Most programs last 30 days or more, depending on clinical need. If you are stepping down from a more intensive level of care, the team can arrange outpatient treatment to serve as aftercare. For anyone with a substance use disorder, the helpline can help you find a Virginia rehab offering detox or residential services before you begin outpatient work here.

• Nutrition Counseling
• Expressive Arts
• Individual Treatment
• Evidence-Based
• Experiential Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
• Holistic
• Non 12 Step
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Who this Virginia rehab program serves

• Women only, including those who identify as LGBTQ+
• Adults with eating disorders such as anorexia, bulimia, or binge eating disorder
• People who have post traumatic stress disorder depression or anxiety co-occurring
• Those who need outpatient care rather than 24-hour supervision
• Clients seeking a non-12-step, evidence-based program
• Individuals who benefit from a low client-to-clinician ratio

Setting and length of stay in Glen Allen

The center is located at 12790 Kain Rd in Glen Allen, Virginia, in a rural setting. Residents stay in shared rooms, each with a private bathroom, and the building has a communal area plus a modern kitchen where cooking classes take place. Gardens, outdoor lounge space, and access to nature are among the amenities. Gardens and outdoor lounge areas give this Virginia rehab center a calm setting in Glen Allen. Programs typically last 30 days or more, and services are offered in English. The center opened in 2022 and holds accreditation from the Joint Commission.

• Outdoor Lounge
• Gardens
• Access to Nature

Paying for care at Aster Springs Glen

Aster Springs Glen Allen lists cash pay rates among its payment options. Call the helpline to verify insurance coverage and check availability at this Virginia rehab. The center does not publish specific prices, and the helpline cannot quote them. If you plan to pay with insurance, call the helpline to inquire about coverage and availability with the center. Trained advisors staff the helpline, the call is free, and nothing about it commits you to treatment. If you qualify for Virginia Medicaid, ask the helpline whether this center participates before you make plans.

Points to clarify before joining

• Does this outpatient program accept my insurance, and what will I owe after verification?
• How many hours each week does the outpatient schedule require?
• In what ways does the team coordinate care with my primary care physician or dietitian?
• What if my symptoms get worse and I need a higher level of care?
• Are there any costs not covered by the cash pay rate or my plan?