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All Bodies. All Foods.

The Renfrew Center
Eating Disorders
Mental Health
Body Image
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Binge Eating Disorder
Nutrition
Health At Every Size
Internal Family Systems
Trauma
Emotional Eating
Eating Disorder Recovery
Hair
Diet Culture
Body Positivity
Support Systems
Dissociative Identity Disorder
Dissociation
Asian-Identified University Students
Body Liberation
Parenting

All Bodies. All Foods., a podcast by The Renfrew Center, covers topics related to eating disorders, body image and mental health. At The Renfrew Center we believe true healing exists through community. Because of this, we created a space for all bodies to come together authentically and purposely to discuss various areas that impact us on a cultural and relational level. Join hosts Samantha DeCaro... more

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What happens when chronic illness, chronic pain, and eating disorders collide? In this deeply moving episode, therapist, professor, and author Tamie Gangloff, MA, MFT shares how her own journey with scoliosis shaped her relationship with her body and... more

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 media’s impact on body image, mental health, and eating disorder recovery. Drawi... more

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 Restoring Hope Therapy Services, shares the step-by-step strategies she uses in... more

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 to remain hopeful. In this episode, we dive into the practice of Hope Mapping wit... more

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Recent Guests

Kari Gerth
Licensed clinical social worker focusing on adolescent mental health, trauma and eating disorders
University of Kentucky Adolescent Medicine
Episode: 86. Social Media and Eating Disorders: Recent Research & Clinician Insights
Emily Stein
Licensed clinical social worker specializing in eating disorders, trauma, and anxiety; PhD student
University of Kentucky; Golisano Children's Hospital
Episode: 86. Social Media and Eating Disorders: Recent Research & Clinician Insights
Tiffany Phillips
Licensed marriage and family therapist, certified eating disorder specialist, founder of Restoring Hope Therapy
Restoring Hope Therapy
Episode: 85. "I Want to Help But I Don’t Know How”: Emotion-Focused Strategies for Families with Tiffany Phillips, LMFT, CEDS
Allyson Inez Ford
Licensed mental health therapist specializing in eating disorders and OCD.
Episode: 84. Hope Mapping: A Refreshing Way to Navigate Recovery’s Obstacles and Remain Motivated with Allyson Inez Ford, LPCC
Dr. Dana Harron
Clinical psychologist and author
Monarch Wellness and Psychotherapy
Episode: 83. How to Support a Partner with an Eating Disorder: Insights from Dr. Dana Harron, PsyD
Deb Schacter
Licensed clinical social worker, recognized as a leading clinician in body image and eating disorder recovery.
Independent practitioner
Episode: 82. Body Image Inside Out: Practical Tools to Decode Bad Body Image Days, Break Harmful Cycles, and Build Self-Compassion
Whitney Otto
Executive coach and podcast host with experience in leadership consulting and body image.
Whitney Otto Coaching
Episode: 82. Body Image Inside Out: Practical Tools to Decode Bad Body Image Days, Break Harmful Cycles, and Build Self-Compassion
Brenda Velissaris
Licensed professional counselor and certified eating disorder professional consultant and advocate
EVOLVE, Eating Disorder Treatment Clinic
Episode: 81. Harm Reduction for Eating Disorders: Supporting Quality of Life and Rethinking Care
Alexandra Poole
Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Team Lead for Renfrew at Home
The Renfrew Center
Episode: 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

Hosts

Laura McLain
Clinical psychologist with long-running involvement at Renfrew; co-host handling clinical insights and patient-centered discussions.
Samantha DeCaro
Psychologist and co-host focused on clinical practice, patient advocacy, and education around eating disorders.
Ashley Vicari
Therapist and co-host with a focus on accessibility of care, family dynamics, and public education on eating disorders.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 75 ratings
  • Please stop calling them “tracks”

    Please stop using the word “track” for your residential program. They are NOT tracks, there is 1 group per week for 1 hour for “thirty something and beyond”, “trauma”, substance abuse, etc. This is misleading. I entered res under the impression I was going to be on the “trauma track”, which was a joke.

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    Notaboomer66
    United States3 months ago
  • Spoke to me!

    Episode 33 Mid Life Eating Disorder with Betsy Brenner rocked my world! It was like she was taking about me. As a woman who struggles with ED in mid life, I found courage and hope in her story!

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    DBowling7
    United States2 years ago
  • Great Exercise episode!

    Thank you for this great episode about exercise! I already shared it with a few other professionals & potential Renfrew’s patients (& families), who struggle with over-exercise. Kristen is a wonderful resource & Spring Lane is lucky to have her. Raising awareness about this is so important. I wish more coaches & doctors would listen to this. Keep up the good work ladies!

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    Dani Peach
    United States2 years ago
  • Psychedelics in the tx of Ed’s

    Thank you for hosting this presenter and doing a deep dive into psychedelics in the tx of ED’s. I must say that I am shocked that the hosts did not ask at all about people who struggle with addictions or have a strong family history of drug and alcohol abuse, and if this tx would still be recommended to them. I believe there is no “magic pill” & I was relieved when she covered the importance of safety & trust with the “guide” during this tx because this seems even more important than the substa... more

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    Dani Peach
    United States2 years ago
  • Great resource as provider working with patients

    Sam and Ashley are knowledgeable, informative and have enabled my work with ED population attain a higher quality of care.

    These podcasts have been so helpful to understand the different ED, the treatment process and recovery.

    I have listened to them all, gone back to review some and look forward to upcoming podcasts.

    Keep up the great work because you both are making a difference.

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    peacemaker978
    United States2 years ago

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84. Hope Mapping: A Refreshing Way to Navigate Recovery’s Obstacles and Remain Motivated with Allyson Inez Ford, LPCC
Q: What can someone who supports a person struggling with an eating disorder do?
Be present, acknowledge the struggle, and help connect to hope rather than providing solutions.
84. Hope Mapping: A Refreshing Way to Navigate Recovery’s Obstacles and Remain Motivated with Allyson Inez Ford, LPCC
Q: How do you define hope when working with clients who feel hopeless?
Hope is an active process that includes small steps and relational support.
83. How to Support a Partner with an Eating Disorder: Insights from Dr. Dana Harron, PsyD
Q: What if your partner who has an eating disorder is spending a lot of money on binge foods?
Have open conversations about the budget and potentially consult with a financial therapist for assistance.
83. How to Support a Partner with an Eating Disorder: Insights from Dr. Dana Harron, PsyD
Q: What do you do if your partner is purging in the bathroom after a meal?
Address the behavior later when both are calm, expressing your worries and feelings rather than confronting them immediately.
83. How to Support a Partner with an Eating Disorder: Insights from Dr. Dana Harron, PsyD
Q: What if your partner is in complete denial that they have a problem?
Express your experience calmly, sharing your concerns and emotions without forcing them to confront their issue.

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Listeners are likely professionals and enthusiasts in mental health, eating disorders, and body image, plus caregivers and students. Episodes center on clinical practice, research, family dynamics, harm reduction, virtual treatment, and personal recovery journeys, with a strong emphasis on compassion, evidence-based strategies, and real-world application for families and treatment teams. Noteworthy is a consistent focus on inclusive care, cultural humility, and innovative treatment approaches (e.g., virtual care, harm reduction, and ecosystem-based support). The show appears especially helpful for clinicians, researchers, and advocates seeking practical insights, patient- and family-centered approaches, and resources for improving care and ... more

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