Monte Nido Tysons Corner McLean

Monte Nido Tysons Corner is an outpatient clinic in McLean, Virginia, built around eating disorder treatment for adolescents and adults of any gender. The clinical team pairs evidence-based psychotherapy with practical nutrition work, so sessions address both the emotional and physical sides of an eating disorder at the same time.

Much of the work centers on co-occurring post-traumatic stress disorder and substance use. Therapists use structured approaches, including cognitive processing therapy and mindfulness-based strategies, to help people understand patterns that keep symptoms going and practice new responses between visits.

Because the care is outpatient, individuals remain at home and come to scheduled sessions at the office on Greensboro Drive. This setup fits a person stepping down from more intensive care, or someone needing steady clinical support while staying at work, in school, or with family.

Monte Nido Tysons Corner programs

The center provides outpatient eating disorder treatment, with attention to trauma and co-occurring substance use, delivered in individual and group formats. Therapy options include cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive processing therapy, motivational interviewing and enhancement therapy, family therapy and twelve step facilitation.

Nutrition counseling and structured meal-based sessions form a core part of the schedule, supported by psychoeducation that helps people notice and shift unhelpful thoughts about food, body image and self-worth. The program describes its overall orientation as evidence-based and wellness-focused, and clinicians match the mix of services to each person's diagnosis and goals.

• Evidence-Based
• Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
• Family Therapy
• Nutrition Counseling
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Wellness
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Psychoeducation

The people this outpatient program suits

• Adolescents, including boys and girls, who need structured eating disorder care while living at home
• Grown men and women of every gender looking for outpatient treatment
• People with eating disorders alongside post-traumatic stress disorder or trauma histories
• Individuals facing substance use and mental health conditions simultaneously
• People who still need regular clinical contact as they step down from more intensive care

Location, program duration, language access

Appointments take place at the center's office, 8180 Greensboro Dr Suite 375 in McLean, a short drive from Tysons and the broader Fairfax County area. Programs typically last about 30 days, though the clinical team sets the actual schedule after an assessment. Services are offered in English, and the Joint Commission accredits the center.

Paying for care at Monte Nido

Cash pay rates are accepted, and the center says it works with public and private insurance plans alike. Coverage varies with your plan, your diagnosis and the level of care a clinician advises, so call the helpline and have benefits checked before booking. Trained advisors staff the helpline, calling costs nothing, and nothing ties you to treatment.

Questions to ask before admission

• Will my insurance pay for outpatient eating disorder care at this location, and what would my out-of-pocket amount be once benefits are applied?
• What is the weekly attendance schedule, and how many hours does each visit run?
• Who provides the nutrition counseling and meal-based sessions, and how often?
• In what ways does the staff share information with my outside therapist, my doctor or my school?
• What does stepping down or leaving the program look like, and what alumni contact is available?