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Inclusivity & Eating Disorder Treatment: Helpful Tips for Practitioners

Eating disorders affect all kinds of people from all types of backgrounds. Here’s how providers can ensure their treatment approach is inclusive.

In the Media | Actually, It’s None of Your Business Why Someone has Gained Weight

For many people living with chronic illnesses, dealing with the side effects of medication can be difficult, especially when one of those side effects is weight gain. Holly Willis, NP, of The Renfrew Center of Atlanta discuss ways to look beyond the physical and see your body is worthy of healing.

National Nutrition Month: What, Why & How You Can Participate [Updated for 2025]

National Nutrition Month spotlights the role of nutrition and those who practice it in supporting community wellness. Here’s how you can help.

In the Media | Ramapo engages in discussion of Eating Disorders Awareness Week

In recognition of EDAW, Ramapo College and The Renfrew Center hosted a discussion that dove into social media’s effects on body image and ways to practice self-acceptance in the face of diet culture.

In the Media | Eating disorders: Recognition, awareness and treatment

Eating Disorders are not uncommon, but they are often invisible. Primary therapist at the Renfrew Center of Baltimore, Yosan Gebre-Ab and Renfrew Alum, Lola Morales, share ways to identify if you or someone you know is struggling and resources for finding help.

In the Media | National Eating Disorders Awareness Week

Eating Disorders Awareness Week is an international awareness event fighting the myths and stigmas that surround all eating disorders. Join Laurie Wollman, LCPC, BC-TMH, as she discusses the importance of eating disorders awareness and resources to find help.

Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2023: We’ve Got The Power

Renfrew Center’s theme for Eating Disorders Awareness Week is about rejecting the messages that are telling you you’re not enough. We’ve Got The Power.

What Is Body Dysmorphia? Signs, Symptoms & Getting Help

Body dysmorphia is characterized by a distorted or negative body image, and the obsessive thoughts and behaviors that go along with it. Here’s what you need to know.

I Think My Partner Has an Eating Disorder: What Should I Do?

Approaching a partner or loved one who exhibits symptoms of an eating disorder is a delicate task. Here’s how to do it effectively.