Clementine Briarcliff Manor

Clementine Briarcliff Manor is a residential program in Briarcliff Manor, New York, designed for teen girls dealing with eating disorders and dual diagnosis care. Family members are included in the process, learning about the disorder and how to support day-to-day recovery after treatment finishes.

Clinicians use a four-phase, tiered structure so clients and families can see progress in concrete terms. This Briarcliff Manor center combines research-informed therapies with creative and experiential approaches, including cognitive behavioral and dialectical behavior therapy alongside art, music, and dance. Clients set personal goals with the clinical team, practice daily living skills, and build self-esteem through structured responsibilities and guided meditation.

The campus sits in a quiet residential neighborhood and is designed to feel calm and comfortable rather than clinical. Furnished living spaces have a clean, soothing look, and clients can take part in yoga, dance classes, movie nights, crafting, and pottery.

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Clementine Briarcliff Manor offers residential rehabilitation for adolescent girls, with a typical stay of at least 28 days. The program is evidence-based and non-12-step, with gender-specific care for adolescent girls in New York. Services include individual counseling, family therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, art therapy, music therapy, dance therapy, expressive arts, body image therapy, and relapse prevention counseling.

Care is organized into four phases inside a tiered system, so progress is measured rather than assumed. The approach is holistic and centers family involvement. Residential care gives round-the-clock structure for girls who need it. If a family is weighing this level of care, then a call to our helpline can clarify current availability and how insurance verification works before any decision is made.

1. Family Involvement
2. Relapse Prevention Counseling
3. Individual Treatment
4. Art Therapy
5. Expressive Arts
6. Evidence-Based
7. Dance Therapy
8. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
9. Body Image Therapy
10. Non 12 Step

Who this program is designed for

1. Teenage girls with eating disorders, such as anorexia, bulimia, and binge eating disorder
2. Individuals with co-occurring conditions such as OCD, PTSD, depression, anxiety, personality disorders, or bipolar disorder
3. Families who want to be active participants in the treatment process
4. Teenagers who do well with a structured, phase-based program that includes creative and expressive therapies
5. People who prefer a non 12-step approach that is evidence based approach to care

Where you stay and how long

Clementine Briarcliff Manor is a small residential program with 6-15 beds, set in a quiet residential neighborhood. With 6-15 beds, this Briarcliff Manor facility keeps the setting intimate and calm. Most people stay 28 days or more. Rooms are air-conditioned and either private or shared, with shared bathrooms, internet access, and chances to spend time outdoors. Activities include cooking classes, dance classes, and yoga. The center has kept Joint Commission accreditation since 2014, and services are offered in English.

Payment and coverage in Briarcliff Manor

Rates for those paying out of pocket are listed by the center, and it works with many private insurance plans. Benefits vary from one plan to another, so check your coverage with the center itself. Our helpline can connect you with trained advisors who assist with benefit checks if you'd like help understanding what your plan includes. We are an information service and do not provide treatment. The call is free, private, and comes with no conditions attached.

Ask these before admission

1. How long does a typical stay last plus what occurs during each of the four phases?
2. How does the program involve families, and what family therapy or follow-up counseling is available?
3. How many staff members are there per client, and what credentials does the clinical team hold?
4. How are co-occurring conditions like anxiety or depression addressed alongside eating disorder care?
5. What aftercare support is provided, including follow-up sessions and outpatient referrals?