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BIPoC Mental Health Month: The Best Mental Health Learning Resources [Updated for 2025]

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

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.

In the Media | Gender Identity and Eating Disorders

Zoe Stoller, MSS, LSW, joins The Renfrew Center’s, Jessica Taylor, LPC to bring awareness to eating disorders in the LGBTQIA+ community, and Zoe shares their personal recovery journey.

Renfrew Alumni Stories: Bailey C.

“I realized that there are people who will accept me regardless of my weight, body, personality, sexuality, and anything else I grew up to believe were ‘flaws’ but can now accept as just another part of me.”

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.

In the Media | ‘We’re all overcompensating:’ Why so many LGBTQ community members struggle with body dysmorphia

Eating disorders disproportionately effect the LGBTQIA+ community, but not many know why that is. In this article, Dr. Sam DeCaro, PsyD joins experts to discuss possible risk factors and queer folks share their recovery stories.

5 Eating Disorder Recovery Tips for Enjoying Summer [UPDATED]

Summer can add stress to an eating disorder recovery journey. Here are 5 tips for how to navigate the complications and enjoy your life.

Eating Disorder Recovery at College: 10 Tips for Staying on Track [UPDATED]

Eating disorder recovery while away at college can be scary at first and difficult to balance with other priorities. Here are 10 expert tips for navigating.

In the Media | Why is Anorexia a ‘Metabo-Psychiatric’ Illness?

New research suggests that eating disorders may have biological and psychological causes. Dr. Samantha DeCaro joins researchers to discuss the importance of genetic research in understanding eating disorders, reducing stigma, and the possibility of new treatment methods.