The Renfrew Center Nashville Brentwood

The Renfrew Center Nashville Brentwood is an outpatient clinic in Brentwood, Tennessee, serving adolescent girls, women, transgender women and non-binary people from across the state and from neighboring Kentucky. The team builds each person's care around evidence-based methods and around what the client and family need together. Treatment here fits people who don't need 24-hour residential care but still do well with structure and regular clinical contact. This Tennessee clinic centers on eating disorder treatment for women and adolescents. It is Joint Commission accredited and has been operating since 1985.

There are three levels of outpatient care, and each matches a different amount of need. Day treatment carries the most intensity and meets five days a week, whereas the intensive outpatient program gathers three times weekly. Standard outpatient offers support each week through individual, family or group sessions. All three programs include virtual options, which is useful for people who live at a distance from Brentwood or who face scheduling constraints. Choosing a program means matching the level of care to your daily needs and your family's situation.

Outpatient care in Brentwood

Day treatment at The Renfrew Center Nashville Brentwood runs five days a week and includes group and individual therapy plus medication oversight and psychiatric evaluations. This Brentwood outpatient center provides structured day treatment for eating disorders alongside psychiatric support for Tennessee clients. The intensive outpatient program meets three times weekly with nutrition workshops, group therapy, psychiatric support and one daily meal. Standard outpatient gives weekly individual, family or group therapy for people who need less frequent contact.

Staff draw on cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, trauma-specific therapy, art therapy, dance therapy, body image therapy, mindfulness therapy and individual counseling. At this Tennessee clinic, adults and adolescents can receive evidence-based eating disorder care. Treatment is individualized and attentive to gender, and coexisting concerns like trauma and substance use are built into each person's plan. Once a program concludes, support meetings remain available.

• Nutrition Counseling
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Trauma-Specific Therapy
• Mindfulness Therapy
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• Family Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Body Image Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• Personalized Treatment

Who this Brentwood program is built for

• Adolescent girls and women with eating disorders who need more structure than weekly therapy
• Transgender women and non-binary people looking for outpatient care specific to their gender
• People stepping down from residential treatment who need a supervised daytime program
• Clients with co-occurring trauma, post-traumatic stress disorder or substance use concerns
• Families in Tennessee and Kentucky who want to take part in treatment planning
• People who need virtual options because of distance or scheduling constraints

Brentwood setting and daily schedule

The center runs as an outpatient program at 1624 Westgate Circle Suite 100 in Brentwood, Tennessee, and most programs last 30 days or longer. For Tennessee residents, The Renfrew Center Nashville Brentwood offers flexible outpatient scheduling. Day treatment meets five days each week, while the intensive outpatient program meets three times weekly. The day treatment schedule includes meals and snacks, and the intensive outpatient program includes one meal a day. Services are provided in English, and all three levels of care allow virtual participation.

The Renfrew Center Nashville Brentwood

Cash pay rates appear as one option, though insurance coverage is not confirmed on this page. Joint Commission accreditation here lets you check quality standards as you compare programs. Call the helpline to confirm your plan and learn what you would owe. If your insurance does cover outpatient eating disorder treatment, your out-of-pocket cost depends on the network and benefits in your plan. Advisors on the call can help you ask about payment options, and nothing is required of you.

Questions worth posing before admission

• Which level of care fits my daughter or family member, and what does the assessment involve?
• How many days a week does each program meet, and are virtual sessions an option for us?
• Does the center accept my insurance, and how much would be left for me to pay after benefits apply?
• How are co-occurring trauma or substance use addressed within the treatment plan?
• Once the program ends, what support meetings and aftercare can I turn to?