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4 Ways to Support a Loved One Who Has an Eating Disorder

Supporting a loved one who is struggling with an eating disorder is a delicate process. Here are 4 steps you can take to help avoid making things worse.

What Is an Eating Disorder? An Intro to Types, Treatments & Warning Signs [Updated]

Eating disorders are dangerous psychiatric & emotional disorders. Knowing more about what they are, what to look for and how to treat them can save lives.

College and Eating Disorders: Adjusting to Campus Life

As August comes to an end, many students are adjusting to life back on campus. Whether it’s your first or final year in college, each brings fresh changes.

Eating Disorders in College: Why Are Students Especially Vulnerable?

College students are often at an increased risk for developing an eating disorder. We explore the reasons and risk factors to look out for.

You Are Worthy of Recovery

Even when it’s hard and feels like the work is endless—you are worthy of recovery. Let this be a reminder better times can lay ahead.

Orthorexia & Kids: How to Identify When “Healthy” Eating in Children Goes too Far

Orthorexia nervosa is an obsession with healthy eating that can become harmful to an individual’s well-being. Here’s how to spot it in children.

Defining Courage in Eating Disorder Recovery

Think back to times you could have shut down and instead chose to be open. What if we looked at those moments and defined them as courageous?

In the Media | Billie Jean King Wants Athletes to Follow The Money

Following the release of her memoir “All In,” tennis pioneer Billie Jean King speaks with The New Yorker on sexism, progress, mental health and eating disorder recovery. Read the article to learn what led her to seek treatment at The Renfrew Center at age 51.

Family Testimonial: What a Difficult Time You Are Going Through With Your Child

Our experience with The Renfrew Center was amazing. The staff truly cares for your child. I promise, they will do everything possible for your child to succeed.