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NOW AVAILABLE: Scholarship Opportunities for The Renfrew Center Foundation’s 2025 Conference for Professionals

Scholarships are now available for The Renfrew Center Foundation’s 35th Annual Conference, covering full registration for the virtual event.

Register Now for The Renfrew Center Foundation’s 2025 Conference for Professionals

Join The Renfrew Center Foundation at our 33rd Annual Conference as we recognize the importance of connecting eating disorders with the wider mental health community.

Compulsive Eating vs. Binge Eating Disorder

Explore the differences between compulsive eating and binge eating disorder (BED), and why accurate diagnoses are key to effective treatment and lasting recovery.

6 Stereotypes About Bulimia

This blog challenges six common stereotypes about bulimia to promote understanding and help more people get the support they deserve.

Returning to Eating Disorder Treatment After a Relapse

Relapse is part of the recovery journey. Learn how to navigate it with self-compassion, support, and a renewed sense of possibility.

Can Fasting Lead to An Eating Disorder?

Fasting is often praised for its health benefits, but can it also be a gateway to disordered eating. Explore the risks, warning signs, & healthier approaches to nutrition and well-being.

Thirty Something and Beyond Virtual Outpatient Support Group

This Virtual Outpatient Group supports individuals 30 years and older in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Oklahoma working toward recovery from anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and other eating disorders.

In-Person Outpatient Eating Disorders Support Group at The Renfrew Center of White Plains

The Renfrew Center of White Plains offers an in-person Eating Disorders Support Group for both adolescents and adults who are working towards recovery from anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, ARFID or OSFED.

Family Support Group: Philadelphia-Spring Lane

At The Renfrew Center, it is our belief that growth fostering relationships are essential to healing and recovery from an eating disorder-this is true across the lifespan.