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Renfrew’s 2026 Eating Disorders Awareness Week Campaign: The Myths We Carry

The Renfrew Center is proud to join other eating disorder organizations throughout the country to celebrate Eating Disorders Awareness Week. February 23 – March 1, 2026 In a culture that loves categories, eating disorders are too often misunderstood through narrow lenses; who they affect, what they look like, and why they happen. The Myths We…

Embracing Holistic Perspectives in Eating Disorder Treatment

Explore holistic eating disorder treatment that integrates cultural humility, empowerment, and whole-person care for meaningful recovery.

In the Media | Navigating Body Image Concerns During the Holidays

The holiday season can be especially challenging for those struggling with food and body image concerns. In this CBS Baltimore interview, our Site Director of The Renfrew Center of Baltimore, Mimi Walsh-Wehberg, LCPC, LCADAS explains why these pressures arise, what warning signs to watch for, and how early support and treatment can make a meaningful difference.

Virtual Family Day: Philadelphia-Spring Lane

Virtual Family Day at The Renfrew Center supports families of loved ones currently in residential treatment with education, tools, and connection.

“Atypical” Anorexia and Why It’s So Often Missed

Eating disorders aren’t defined by weight: atypical anorexia is common, dangerous, and often overlooked.

Navigating Recovery in Midlife: Unique Challenges and Triumphs

Navigating midlife recovery is possible! Learn how to manage eating disorders, challenge stereotypes, and access the right support and treatment resources.

Support Groups

Online support groups from The Renfrew Center help individuals and loved ones find connection and support in eating disorder recovery.

Orthorexia and the Wellness Industry: When Healthy Eating Goes Too Far

Eating well supports a healthy lifestyle, but when the pursuit of “clean” or “pure” eating becomes all-consuming, it may signal orthorexia or orthorexia nervosa. Learn how these conditions impact emotional, social, and physical well-being.

Navigating Relapse: Strategies for Getting Back on Track

Navigating relapse can feel overwhelming, but it’s also an opportunity for growth and self-compassion. With the right support and guidance, you can find strength, rebuild confidence, and continue moving forward in your recovery journey.