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In the Media | A Closer Look at What’s Behind Eating Disorders

An adversarial relationship with food is often driven by psychological factors and trauma. Henry Cheng, MD joins the conversations with other field experts to discuss the risks, causes and triggers of eating disorders.

What Are the Stages of Eating Disorder Recovery? (& How to Navigate Each One)

Eating disorder recovery involves multiple stages of transition. We look at what to expect at each one.

The Renfrew Center’s Spanish-Speaking Virtual Group for Support People

The Renfrew Center offers a Spanish-speaking virtual support group for those who are impacted by a loved one with an eating disorder.

In the Media | My New Year’s Resolution? Ignoring Every Weight Loss Ad

January is meant to be a fresh start, but the month always looks the same: a 31-day-long barrage of New Year’s weight loss ads falsely promising a “new you.” Dr. Sam DeCaro, PsyD explains how these messages cause more harm than good and ways to break the cycle.

What Is Virtual Eating Disorder Treatment Really Like? Exploring Renfrew @ Home

Renfrew’s virtual eating disorder treatment provides extensive services for those who are unable to attend in person. Here’s what it looks like.

Celebrating Self-Compassion: Tools to Support Recovery Throughout the Holiday Season (Video)

This webinar will explore self-compassion as a vehicle for navigating these challenging experiences.

Eating Disorder Recovery & New Year’s: How to Navigate Resolution Season

New Year’s goal setting can be a complicated journey for those with eating & body image issues. Here’s how to navigate all that resolution pressure.

In the Media | Holiday Triggers and How to Cope

Holidays can be especially difficult for those who struggle with eating disorders-which is millions of Americans. Laurie Wollman, LCPC, discusses how those with eating disorders and their loved ones, can navigate the holiday season.

Body Image Obsession: Is Your Loved One Obsessed with How They Look?

Body image obsession is a part of our culture. Understanding it in the context of today’s world is the first step in helping someone who is struggling.