#WorldMentalHealthDayWithRenfrew #RenfrewRecharge
World Mental Health Day, an annual campaign hosted by the World Federation for Mental Health, is an international holiday which celebrates awareness for the global community by empowering individuals to take action and create lasting change on the importance of mental health.
The Renfrew Center is pleased to offer ten support opportunities for alumni and the greater community to come together in recognizing this year’s theme, Access to Services – Mental Health in Catastrophes and Emergencies. 
Rebroadcast • Silencing Shame Before Silences You: Part 1 • On-Demand
Available through Friday, October 17th! 
Join Ashley Moser, LMFT, CEDS, for this empowering workshop dedicated to addressing the feelings of shame and guilt that often accompany mental health. This workshop will explore the function of all emotions and offer practical tools for stopping shame from being a barrier to well-being through self-compassion and emotional resilience.
Rebroadcast • Silencing Shame Before it Silences you: Part 2• On-Demand
Available through Friday, October 17th!
Shame is a notoriously difficult emotion to feel. Because it is such a complex emotion, we are offering a ‘Part Two’ to expand upon our previous webinar on shame! Join us in taking a deeper dive into the experience of shame as a part of the eating disorder recovery process. This presentation will explore internalized and systemic shame specific to those struggling with eating disorders, and provide practical tools to move away from perceiving shame as a barrier to wellbeing and instead harness it to support recovery and healing.
Rebroadcast • Grinding Our Gears: How Grind Culture Impacts Eating Disorder Recovery• On-Demand
Available through Friday, October 17th! 
“Hustle and “grind” culture centers around the idea that overextending ourselves and sacrificing self-care are required in order to success. While this culture can be glamorized, it can place immense pressure and stress on us. In this webinar, we will discuss the concepts of hustle and grind culture and how these ideas are admired in Western culture. Attendees will learn about the problems with grind culture- specifically related to eating disorder recovery- and leave with tips to let go of the hustle and embrace more rest in their recovery.
The following resources will be available to view and download on Friday, October 10, 2025.
For questions about any of the virtual events or resources offered on World Mental Health Day, please contact [email protected].
