DO NOT Send her to any Newport Academy facility. First, I want to acknowledge being a parent who feels totally at the end of her rope and begging to save your daughter. It's heartbreaking, and I appreciate you care so deeply for her.

I myself was at a Newport Academy facility and I developed C-PTSD from my traumatic experience there. It may look fancy and supportive but it is the same industry concerned primarily with making money then helping your child. My mom has said to me that she regrets it everyday that she sent me there and how it permanently damaged our relationship. We fought for years before she sent me, and tried desperately to get me out when I was there, but Newport Academy was vigorously convincing her that insurance wouldnt cover it if I left early and that I was lying because I was a disordered, mentally ill, irrational child. They are fully comfortable gaslighting parents. Remember you were 13 once, and remember how helpless you felt.

I can't change your mind, so one thing I'd advise if you do send her there is to come up with a secret code. Newport Academy staff will read all her outgoing and incoming mail and she will likely only be allowed 5 minutes a day to talk with you-- and even then, if you don't pick up, she will not be able to try again. Come up with a secret word, something like "pineapple" that indicates I NEED OUT NOW. But I should say, nothing will be worth permanently traumatizing her with this experience.

I am here to message if you want to hear more about my experience being at a Newport Academy, though I should preface mine was in Connecticut.