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Register Now for The Renfrew Center Foundation’s 2023 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.

Lesser-Known Eating Disorders: A Brief Guide to ARFID, OSFED & Non-Clinical EDs

What are the lesser-known eating disorders? What symptoms do they typically present? In this post, we break down everything you need to know.

Student Medical Leave for Eating Disorder Treatment: How to Know It’s Time [UPDATED]

Making the decision to take a medical leave from school to seek eating disorder treatment can be challenging and overwhelming, but also life-altering and life-saving.

Genetics & Eating Disorders: 10 Tips to Reduce Risk (Even If You Have a Family History)

Are eating disorders caused by genetics or the environment? We break down what the research says and offer tips for what to do about it.

Intuitive Eating & Eating Disorders: Principles, Treatment Challenges & 3 Ways to Implement

Intuitive eating plays a big role in eating disorder treatment and involves a nuanced approach to healing one’s relationship with food. Here’s the breakdown.

BIPOC Mental Health Month: The Best Mental Health Learning Resources in 2023

Looking for BIPOC-related mental health resources? Here is a curated list of BIPOC-focused communities, therapists, books, podcasts and more for 2023.

Virtual BIPOC Eating Disorder Support: What It Is & Why It Matters

Virtual BIPOC eating disorder support offers a safe space for BIPOC individuals to discuss their experiences openly and without discrimination. Here’s how it works.

NOW AVAILABLE: Scholarship Opportunities for The Renfrew Center Foundation’s 2023 Conference for Professionals

We are pleased to offer scholarships for The Renfrew Center Foundation’s 33rd Annual Conference, which include a complimentary VIRTUAL Conference registration.

Essential Pride Month Resources for Eating Disorder Recovery

We explore key resources for LGBTQIA+ members, especially those who might be dealing with or recovering from an eating disorder.