Newport Institute's Fairfield, Connecticut location specializes in gender-specific treatment for young adults aged 18-35 struggling with mental health issues and co-occurring disorders. Founded by Jamison Monroe to address the rising mental health challenges facing this generation, the institute offers a comprehensive approach to healing that encompasses the mind, body, and spirit. The Southern Connecticut campus provides a warm, home-like environment near the Connecticut shoreline, easily accessible from the New York metropolitan area. Treatment plans are highly individualized, combining 30 hours of clinical and experiential care with 20 hours of academic pursuits weekly. The program integrates individual and group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, nutrition education, body image work, and attachment-based family therapy. Separate programs for men and women ensure gender-responsive care, with dedicated spaces for therapy sessions, physical activities, and creative expression through music and visual arts. Beyond addressing immediate mental health concerns, Newport Institute focuses on uncovering the root causes of behavioral issues and addiction, preparing residents for successful futures through life skills development and academic support. For those transitioning to careers, vocational assistance enhances executive functioning and motivation, while college-bound residents receive support to maintain educational progress alongside their recovery journey.