Clementine South Miami

Clementine South Miami is a residential setting designed for girls aged 13 to 17 who have anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, or an exercise addiction. Medical and psychiatric services are combined with educational assistance, allowing each resident to continue her schooling while addressing eating patterns, emotional health, and everyday routines. Families are included in the process from the beginning, not brought in as an afterthought.

The house holds a small number of residents at a time, and that size shapes how the days run. Therapy happens in individual sessions and in groups, meals are shared, and staff coach skills like planning a week, making decisions and handling peer pressure. Outings and creative work round out the schedule, and discharge planning begins well before the last day. Anyone calling the helpline can ask about availability and insurance at this location without being pushed toward a decision.

Families should know that the helpline is a connection service, not a treatment provider. It is staffed around the clock, costs the caller nothing, and keeps the conversation private. Advisors can explain what the center lists and help arrange a call with the program itself.

Clementine South Miami programs

This center lists residential rehab as its level of care, and a usual stay runs roughly 30 days. Treatment covers family therapy dialectical behavior therapy cognitive behavioral therapy, psychoeducation and life skills work, with art, dance and expressive arts offered next to talk therapy. The program calls itself evidence-based and non-12-step, and it centers family involvement through weekly sessions, shared meals and educational groups for parents and siblings.

Residents also get help returning to school and personalized meal and exercise plans to carry home at discharge. Outpatient treatment is listed as the aftercare step. Because the center treats eating disorders alongside co-occurring depression, anxiety, trauma and substance use, a clinician decides the right level of care after an assessment, and no one can promise admission ahead of that review. Adolescent girls needing residential eating disorder care in Miami can ask the helpline about Clementine South Miami beds.

• Dialectical Behavior Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Non 12 Step
• Evidence-Based
• Family Involvement
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Life Skills
• Dance Therapy
• Expressive Arts

Who this program is built for in Miami

• Adolescent girls ages 13 to 17
• Young people with anorexia, bulimia or binge eating disorder
• Residents with compulsive exercise patterns
• Girls with co-occurring depression, bipolar disorder, OCD, PTSD or trauma
• Clients facing substance use involving alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin or methamphetamine

Setting, length of stay and languages

A typical program length is about 30 days, and the residential house has roughly 6 to 15 beds. Amenities include a pool, outdoor dining, an outdoor lounge, and shared air-conditioned rooms, with activities such as yoga, dance classes, swimming, fitness sessions, and movie nights. English is listed by the center as its language and its Miami address is well south of Fort Lauderdale, so families should plan for travel time. Families comparing residential programs near Fort Lauderdale can check this Miami location with the helpline. If a family lives far from the campus, visiting schedules and school coordination are worth settling before admission.

• Outdoor Lounge
• Pool
• Outdoor Dining

Paying at Clementine South Miami

Self-pay rates are listed, and the center says it works with many public and private insurance plans. Coverage varies by plan and by clinical review, so confirm benefits by phone before you make plans. Before committing to anything, callers can have the helpline check insurance coverage for Clementine South Miami. If a plan does not cover residential eating disorder care, ask what the self-pay rate includes and whether outpatient care is a covered option.

What to ask before you enter care

• Does the assessment confirm residential care is the right level for my daughter?
• What does the 30 day stay include, and how is a longer stay decided?
• Which insurance plans does the center bill, and what will our share be?
• How are schoolwork and the return to school handled?
• What does the outpatient aftercare plan look like at discharge?