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Life After Eating Disorder Treatment: 4 Tips for a Smooth Post-Treatment Recovery

The transition from eating disorder treatment to post-treatment recovery can feel jarring. Here are 4 tips to make it less bumpy.

Binge Eating Disorder: Warning Signs, Diagnosis, Treatment & Recovery

Binge eating disorder is the most common eating disorder, affecting roughly 3 percent of U.S. adults. Here’s everything you need to know about it.

In-Person Eating Disorder Day Treatment Returns January 2022 (Select Locations Only)

The Renfrew Center will be accepting patients into our in-person Day Treatment Program at the following locations, beginning January 2022: Atlanta, GA; Charlotte, NC; Orlando, FL; and Philadelphia – Center City, PA.

In the Media | Teens and Eating Disorders: Know the Risks and Recognize the Red Flags

For adolescents struggling with an eating disorder, early intervention is key.

Eating Disorders & Higher Level Care: 8 Practical Tips for Clinicians

Determining whether or not a higher level care is needed in eating disorder treatment can be a complex process. This post covers 8 practical tips for clinicians to help make the decision.

Thriving in Recovery: A Story of Hope (Video)

Everyone has a story. Elizabeth, Renfrew Alum and author of The College Mindfulness Workbook, discusses how mindfulness, which she first (reluctantly!) learned about in treatment at Renfrew, has helped her to stay actively engaged in eating disorder recovery for over ten years.

Eating Disorders & Substance Use: Treating Both Together

Eating disorders and substance use frequently occur together, creating a dangerous cycle. Here are best practices for treating both at the same time.

Virtual SAGE Support Group for Eating Disorders

This weekly group provides a safe, nurturing, and empowering environment to enhance the eating disorder recovery experience, tailored for patients who are members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

Virtual BIPOC Support Group for Eating Disorders

This weekly group addresses the emotional and physical impacts of the current cultural climate on recovery and is ideal for BIPOC individuals with disordered eating patterns, or those questioning if they have an eating disorder, who are looking for additional support.