Clementine Naperville offers specialized residential treatment for adolescent girls aged 13-17 struggling with eating disorders including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, exercise dependency, ARFID, ORED, and diabulimia. Located in a spacious brick estate in Naperville, Illinois, the facility features modern therapeutic spaces, a yoga studio, and an education center designed to create a healing environment for young clients. The program takes a comprehensive approach to recovery, addressing not only the eating disorder but also co-occurring conditions such as substance use, trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, and mood and personality disorders. Treatment includes individual therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, group sessions, and family therapy, complemented by medical and psychiatric care. Nutritional guidance plays a central role in the recovery process, with nutrition and cooking groups helping girls develop healthy relationships with food. Clementine emphasizes creative expression and engaging activities as therapeutic tools. Residents participate in on-site activities including jewelry making, pottery, dance classes, games, movement sessions, and movie nights. The program also incorporates real-world experiences through supervised outings to restaurants, grocery stores, museums, and bowling alleys, helping girls practice their new skills in practical settings. Family involvement is integral to the treatment approach, with weekly family therapy sessions available either on-site or remotely, plus multi-family group sessions. Academic support ensures girls can continue their education during treatment. As a Joint Commission accredited facility, Clementine Naperville accepts both private and public insurance providers, making quality eating disorder treatment more accessible for families seeking help for their daughters.