All Bodies. All Foods.

97. The Hidden Eating Disorder Crisis in the Military: What Service Members, Families, and Clinicians Need to Know with Leah Stiles

Eating disorders in the military are far more common than most people realize, yet the signs and symptoms often go unnoticed until the consequences become severe. In this

96. Why Aren’t We Talking About Menopause in Eating Disorder Treatment? Challenging Misconceptions with Erica Leon, MS, RDN, CEDS

Hot flashes, sleep disruption, body changes, shifting appetite, and emotional vulnerability—how do these experiences intersect with eating disorder recovery? Join us as w

95. Seen and Supported: Supporting BIPOC Clients in Eating Disorder Recovery with Mehak Merchant, MS, LPC, NCC

Eating disorders don’t exist in a vacuum—and for BIPOC individuals, feeling seen in treatment can be a powerful part of recovery. Finding a provider you trust is so impor

94. The Athlete’s Dilemma: Recovery, Identity, and the Drive to Compete with Lacey Vogel, LMHC

For many athletes, sport is more than a passion—it’s a core part of identity. So how do we approach recovery when stepping away isn’t always realistic—or desired? This ep

93. You Are Sick Enough: New Insights on the Medical Complications of Eating Disorders, Undernutrition, and Unmeasurable Illnesses with Jennifer Gaudiani, MD, CEDS-C, FAED

In this powerful conversation, Sam and Laura sit down with Dr. Jen Gaudiani to explore the updated second edition of Sick Enough: A Guide to the Medical Complications of

92. When It’s Not About Motivation: Practical Support for ADHD and Eating Disorder Recovery with Natalie Stine, RD, CD, LDN

If you’re in eating disorder recovery and living with ADHD, you might feel like you know what you’re supposed to do—but actually doing it can feel overwhelming, inconsist

91. Intimate Partner Violence & Eating Disorders: Narcissistic Abuse, Trauma Bonds, and Treatment Insights with Dr. Lauren Napolitano, PsyD

In this empowering episode, clinical psychologist Dr. Lauren Napolitano, PsyD, explores the often-overlooked connection between intimate partner violence (IPV) and eating

90. Depression & Eating Disorders: Why They Travel Together and How They’re Treated with Holly Willis, PMHNP

Depressive disorders and eating disorders frequently co-occur, but why does this happen and how do you treat both at the same time? In this episode, psychiatric mental he

89. Demystifying the Psychiatrist’s Role in Eating Disorder Treatment with Dr. David Hahn, MD

Wondering what it’s like to meet with a psychiatrist during eating disorder treatment? In this episode, Dr. David Hahn, MD, psychiatrist and Medical Director at The Renfr

88. Integrated Healing: An Overview of Substance Use and Eating Disorder Treatment at Renfrew with Alexis Hill, LCSW

Treating eating disorders alongside co-occurring substance use can be complex, and many individuals wonder what should be addressed first—or what support is available whe

87. Chronic Illnesses, Chronic Pain, & Eating Disorders: Lived Experience and Professional Wisdom with Tamie Gangloff, MA, MFT

What happens when chronic illness, chronic pain, and eating disorders collide? In this deeply moving episode, therapist, professor, and author Tamie Gangloff, MA, MFT sha

86. Social Media and Eating Disorders: Recent Research & Clinician Insights

In this expert-led episode, eating disorder therapists Dr. Kari Gerth, DSW, LCSW, and Emily Stein, MSW, MDiv, LCSW, break down what current research reveals about social

85. "I Want to Help But I Don’t Know How”: Emotion-Focused Strategies for Families with Tiffany Phillips, LMFT, CEDS

Are you supporting a loved one through eating disorder recovery and feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to help? In this episode, Tiffany Phillips, LMFT, founder of

84. Hope Mapping: A Refreshing Way to Navigate Recovery’s Obstacles and Remain Motivated with Allyson Inez Ford, LPCC

For those of you on your eating disorder recovery journey, you know that feeling stuck or unmotivated is often part of the healing process and sometimes it is difficult t

83. How to Support a Partner with an Eating Disorder: Insights from Dr. Dana Harron, PsyD

Loving someone with an eating disorder can feel overwhelming – but you’re not alone. In this powerful conversation, Dr. Dana Harron PsyD, author of Loving Someone with an

82. Body Image Inside Out: Practical Tools to Decode Bad Body Image Days, Break Harmful Cycles, and Build Self-Compassion

Struggling with body image? In this episode, authors Deb Schacter, MSW and Whitney Otto, MA, PCC share practical tools to navigate bad body image days, interrupt harmful

81. Harm Reduction for Eating Disorders: Supporting Quality of Life and Rethinking Care

Harm reduction for eating disorders is often misunderstood, under-discussed, and sometimes controversial — yet it’s transforming the way we think about treatment and care

80. Is Virtual Eating Disorder Treatment for Me? A Sneak Peek into Renfrew@Home with Alexandra Poole, LCSW and Felicia Perez Campana, Ed.S, LMHC

Join Laura and Sam as they sit down with Alexandra Poole LCSW and Felicia Perez Campana Ed.S., LMHC – two of our clinical leaders from Renfrew’s virtual eating disorder t

79. Silencing Shame in Eating Disorder Recovery: Why It Shows Up and What to Do About It

Shame is a deeply human emotion that can affect every part of our lives — impacting mental health, body image, relationships, and eating disorder recovery. In this episod

78. A Bittersweet Goodbye & A Bright New Beginning: Farewell Ashley, Welcome Laura

In this special episode, we say a heartfelt farewell to our beloved co-host Ashley and warmly welcome our new co-host, Laura McLain, PsyD, BC-TMH. Sam and Ashley reminisc