Library

Write Your Own Permission Slip

Giving yourself permission to let go of the “should” and listen and respond to “wants” is an integral part of the eating disorder recovery journey.

Feeling Worthy After Treatment

While I’ve been facing daily challenges from my ED, my recovery voice has been unshakeable in my head, saying, “YOU MATTER!” even when I’m not willing to hear it.

In the Media | Therapy for Black Girls Podcast: Some Thoughts On Body Image

Renfrew’s Paula Edwards-Gayfield, MA, LPCS, LPC, NCC, CEDS-S, discusses body perceptions, nutrition and shares her favorite resources.

The Renfrew Unified Treatment for Eating Disorders and Comorbidity

This treatment guide provides a flexible approach to addressing typical co-occurring emotional and behavioral problems

How to Help a Loved One with an Eating Disorder

It’s scary to think someone you love has an eating disorder. Get the tools & info you need to help. And learn when to call the professionals.

Booklist & Resources

The Renfrew Center Foundation has created a booklist with available resources for professionals, families, individuals in recovery, and more.

Renfrew Alumni Stories: OJ B.

“When I first entered treatment at The Renfrew Center of Philadelphia in 2015, I started developing self-compassion, self-acceptance, and self-efficacy for the first time.”

Renfrew Alumni Stories: Aja P.

“Renfrew taught me to not bury my emotions, and instead use things like the ARC to figure out what my emotions were trying to tell me so I could better cope with them.”

Renfrew Alumni Stories: Julie G.

“By the end of treatment, I felt less shame. I realized the ED thoughts may still arise due to life circumstances, but that does not mean I have to act out on them.”