Newport Institute in Monticello, Minnesota specializes in gender-specific residential 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, Newport Institute offers separate residential homes for women and men in a peaceful setting convenient to Minneapolis International Airport. The program takes a comprehensive approach to healing through individualized treatment plans that integrate clinical therapy, experiential activities, vocational training, and educational support. Residents participate in 30 hours of clinical and experiential care weekly, complemented by 20 hours of academic work. The therapeutic approach includes individual and group therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, nutrition education, body image groups, and attachment-based family therapy. Newport Institute enriches the healing journey through experiential practices such as yoga, equine-assisted therapy, cooking classes, and martial arts. The program emphasizes uncovering the root causes of behavioral issues and addiction rather than simply addressing symptoms. With a focus on preparing residents for successful independent living, Newport Institute provides life skills development, career counseling, and spiritual programs. The compassionate staff support college-bound residents in maintaining academic progress, while offering vocational assistance to those transitioning to the workforce, helping them develop executive functioning skills and motivation for their future endeavors.