Clementine Fairfax offers specialized residential treatment for adolescent girls ages 13-17 struggling with eating disorders including anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, and exercise addiction. Located in the countryside of Fairfax Station, Virginia, this Joint Commission accredited facility combines evidence-based therapeutic approaches with holistic care in a nurturing environment. The treatment program integrates individual therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy, and life skills training to support comprehensive recovery. Girls learn practical skills such as journaling, time management, decision making, and handling peer pressure while living in a supportive community with colorful interiors, indoor and outdoor lounge spaces, shared rooms, a yoga studio, and an academic center. Family involvement forms a crucial component of treatment, with weekly family therapy sessions, parent education programs, family meals, and multi-family groups available. Clementine Fairfax balances structured therapeutic work with creative expression through pottery, jewelry making, movement therapy, and dance, while also organizing community outings to museums, bowling alleys, grocery stores, and restaurants. The center provides academic support to ensure educational continuity and addresses co-occurring conditions such as substance use disorders, mood disorders, and trauma. Upon discharge, clients and their families receive personalized meal and exercise plans to support their continued recovery journey. Clementine Fairfax works with various public and private insurance providers to make treatment accessible.