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In the Media | What is ARFID? Understanding the “New” Eating Disorder Taking Over the Internet

ARFID is a newer eating disorder taking the internet by storm. Though it is thought to primarily impact children, it can develop at any age and be caused by a variety of risk factors. The Renfrew Center’s, Jaclyn Macchione, MOT, OTR/L, joins the conversation as she explains this diagnosis and what The Renfrew Center is doing to help.

6 Stereotypes About Bulimia

This blog challenges six common stereotypes about bulimia to promote understanding and help more people get the support they deserve.

Returning to Eating Disorder Treatment After a Relapse

Relapse is part of the recovery journey. Learn how to navigate it with self-compassion, support, and a renewed sense of possibility.

Can Fasting Lead to An Eating Disorder?

Fasting is often praised for its health benefits, but can it also be a gateway to disordered eating. Explore the risks, warning signs, & healthier approaches to nutrition and well-being.

The Psychological Impact of an Eating Disorder

Discover the emotional factors behind eating disorders and why addressing them is key to lasting recovery.

5 Common Stereotypes About Anorexia Nervosa and Why They’re Wrong

Anorexia nervosa is often misunderstood. This blog breaks down five harmful stereotypes to reveal the truth.

Breaking Barriers: A Professional’s Role in Eating Disorder Awareness for BIPOC Communities

BIPOC communities face high eating disorder rates yet struggle with diagnosis and care. Learn how professionals can drive awareness and equity.

Ozempic, Weight Loss, and Eating Disorders: What You Need to Know

As GLP-1 medications like Ozempic gain popularity for weight loss, experts warn of their risks for eating disorders. Learn how these drugs may interfere with recovery, trigger disordered behaviors, and impact long-term health.

Thirty Something and Beyond Virtual Outpatient Support Group

This Virtual Outpatient Group supports individuals 30 years and older in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Oklahoma working toward recovery from anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, and other eating disorders.