Located in Santa Ana, California, Newport Institute specializes in gender-specific treatment for young adults between 18 and 35 struggling with mental health issues and co-occurring disorders. Founded by Jamison Monroe to address the rising mental health challenges facing young adults today, the facility offers comprehensive care that encompasses clinical therapy, experiential learning, vocational training, and educational support. Each resident receives an individualized treatment plan featuring a blend of individual and group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, nutrition education, body image counseling, and attachment-based family therapy. Newport Institute maintains separate residential programs for men and women not only in Santa Ana but also in San Francisco and Los Angeles. The holistic approach incorporates experiential practices such as yoga, equine-assisted therapy, cooking classes, and martial arts into daily schedules. Residents typically engage in 30 hours of clinical and experiential care weekly, with an additional 20 hours dedicated to academic pursuits. Through personalized assessments and compassionate staff, Newport Institute works to uncover and address the underlying causes of behavioral issues and addiction, rather than merely treating symptoms. The program places strong emphasis on future preparation through life skills development and academic support. Older residents benefit from vocational assistance that enhances executive functioning and motivation as they transition to employment, while college-bound individuals receive guidance to maintain academic progress and focus on long-term goals.