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Clementine Twin Lakes Clifton

Clementine Twin Lakes Clifton is a residential program for adolescent girls. This Virginia center offers 30-day care for eating disorders. It is located in Clifton, west of Washington, DC.

Clementine Twin Lakes, Clifton

Joint CommissionResidential Rehab30 days

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Adolescent girls between 13 and 17 who have anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, or compulsive exercise receive care at Clementine Twin Lakes. The setting is residential, so residents stay on site as they go through treatment. Evidence-based therapies are combined with expressive arts and lessons in practical skills. Families take part from start to finish through weekly therapy, parent education, and meals together. Schoolwork carries on during treatment with the academic support the center offers.

Staff at Clementine Twin Lakes help residents understand their symptoms and develop coping strategies. Medical and psychiatric care are part of the program, along with education about co-occurring conditions such as substance use, mood disorders, and trauma. Upon discharge, each resident receives a personalized meal and exercise plan. The campus sits on a large green space with bright interiors, indoor and outdoor lounges, shared rooms, a yoga studio, and an academic center.

Clementine Twin Lakes Clifton

Residential rehab forms the core of the program, and a typical stay lasts 30 days. Therapies include expressive arts, body image therapy, family therapy, psychoeducation, art therapy, life skills, 1-on-1 counseling, dialectical behavior therapy, and cognitive behavioral therapy. The center calls its approach evidence-based, with family involvement and gender-specific care. It does not follow the 12-step model.

Cooking and dance classes, games, movies, physical fitness, and yoga are all on the schedule for residents. The aim behind these activities is to encourage healthier routines and a better sense of body image. Supervised trips to nearby grocery stores and restaurants are part of the program too, along with outings to museums or bowling. This Virginia rehab for adolescent girls provides structured days that blend therapy, academics, and recreation in Clifton.

  • Non 12 Step
  • Evidence-Based
  • Body Image Therapy
  • Family Involvement
  • Life Skills
  • Psychoeducation
  • Family Therapy
  • Gender-Specific
  • Individual Treatment
  • Expressive Arts

Who this program is built for in Clifton

  • Adolescent girls ages 13 to 17
  • People who have anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, or compulsive exercise
  • Families who will participate in weekly therapy and education
  • Residents who need academic support during treatment
  • Girls who may have co-occurring mood disorders, trauma, or substance use concerns

Setting and program length in Clifton

Most stays last 30 days, though each person's needs may vary. You will find the center at 13215 Twin Lakes Dr in Clifton, VA, on a spacious green campus that has shared rooms, a yoga studio, an academic center, and lounge areas both indoors and out. Recreation includes game and movie nights, pottery, jewelry making, movement sessions, dance, and trips off site. Services are provided in English. On its green campus in Clifton, this center offers residents time outdoors and lounge space outside.

Paying for treatment in Clifton

Its description says Clementine Twin Lakes accepts many public and private insurance plans. Cash pay rates also exist. What is covered depends on your plan, so you or a family member should call the center to check benefits before admission. If you are weighing this Virginia rehab, then call to confirm which insurance plans are accepted and the out-of-pocket costs you would face.

Questions worth posing before admission

  • How is a normal day structured for a resident who is 13 to 17 years old?
  • How often will our family be involved in therapy and parent education?
  • What academic support is available, and how is schoolwork coordinated?
  • How do you handle co-occurring conditions like depression, anxiety, or substance use?
  • What is the discharge planning process, and how are meal and exercise plans created?
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Good to know

  • What is Clementine Twin Lakes Clifton?

    Adolescent girls from 13 to 17 with eating disorders receive residential care at Clementine Twin Lakes Clifton, located in Clifton, Virginia. Its 30-day program brings together research-backed therapies, family participation, academic support, and recreational activities. The center holds Joint Commission accreditation and takes both public and private insurance.

  • How long do residents typically stay at Clementine Twin Lakes?

    Most residents stay for 30 days. That said, a resident's time may be changed to fit clinical needs and progress. The program follows a structured daily schedule that includes therapy, academics, and activities. Discharge planning starts while treatment is ongoing, and families get personalized meal and exercise plans to follow after the person leaves the center.

  • Does Clementine Twin Lakes accept Medicaid or insurance?

    This center takes many public and private insurance plans, possibly including Medicaid, though coverage differs from plan to plan. Cash pay rates are offered as well. To learn what your own plan covers, contact the center directly and request a benefits check. The helpline can also assist you in understanding your choices.

  • What therapies are offered at this Virginia rehab?

    One-on-one counseling is part of the program, along with art therapy dialectical behavior therapy cognitive behavioral therapy, body image therapy, expressive arts, family therapy, life skills, and psychoeducation. Yoga, dance, cooking classes, and outings with supervision round out the activities. The approach is characterized as evidence based and gender-specific, not built on the 12 steps, and with families heavily involved.

  • What should families expect from family therapy at this Clifton center?

    Weekly family therapy sessions, a weekly parent education course, shared family meals, and multi-family group meetings are all open to families. Each of these pieces is meant to help progress hold up over time. Education about co-occurring conditions is offered as well. At this Virginia center, bringing families into the work is central to how care is delivered.

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