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All Bodies. All Foods.

The Renfrew Center

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, PsyD, (she/her) and Ashley Vicari, NCC, LPC, (she/her) as they sit down with different experts in the

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Renfrew Conference Mini-Series Episode 8: Exploring...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/06/06

Wait, wait don’t tell me that you can’t listen to this episode! In this episode, Ashley and Sam chat with Sandra Wartski, PsyD, CEDS, who led an enlightening workshop titled: Wait Wait Don't Tell Me: Exploring Emerging Trends and Hot Topic Research at The 2023 Renfrew Center Foundation Conference for Professionals. It is a gift to the field that we can look back and see the positive ways we have moved forward in eating disorder treatment, while also acknowledging the areas of growth that we still

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20:50

Renfrew Conference Mini-Series Episode 7: Exploring...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/05/23

Join Ashley and Sam as they engage in a conversation with Dr. Sarah Chipps, the Foundation and Director of Well Williamsburg and Sanctuary. Dr. Chipps, a licensed psychologist, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist & Approved Consultant, and the current chapter president for iaedpNY, as she shares insights into the interplay between the dissociative spectrum and individuals struggling with eating disorders. We have all the highlights from their captivating presentation titled: Dissociation Here

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21:30

Renfrew Conference Mini-Series Episode 6: Navigating...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/05/09

Are you involved in healing, healthcare, caregiving, or supporting those on their journey to wellness? If you answered 'YES' to any of these, then this episode is for you! Ashley and Sam engage in a conversation with Beth Hartman McGilley, PhD, FAED, CEDS-S, a seasoned professional with over 40 years of experience in treating eating disorders, trauma, athletes, and grief. Beth delves into the undeniable reality of compassion fatigue experienced by caregivers during the COVID Pandemic, while also

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14:53

Renfrew Conference Mini-Series Episode 3: Our Hair,...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/04/04

Body image disturbance and body image dissatisfaction are hallmark features of most clinical eating disorders and body image work can be a crucial component of treatment. Are “Hair Stories” the missing piece of body image and emotional work? Margo Maine PhD, FAED, CEDS and Charlece (“Charlie”) Bishop, MS, LMFT believe there’s a clear connection between our hair, our heads, and our hearts. As mental health providers, how do we uncover these hair stories in sessions and why do they help people heal

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17:10

Renfrew Conference Mini-Series Episode 4: Our Hair,...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/04/04

Body image disturbance and body image dissatisfaction are hallmark features of most clinical eating disorders and body image work can be a crucial component of treatment. Are “Hair Stories” the missing piece of body image and emotional work? Margo Maine PhD, FAED, CEDS and Charlece (“Charlie”) Bishop, MS, LMFT believe there’s a clear connection between our hair, our heads, and our hearts. As mental health providers, how do we uncover these hair stories in sessions and why do they help people heal

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42. Coping on Campus: College Students & Eating...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/03/28

A significant life transition like going to college can sometimes create the perfect storm for an eating disorder to develop and thrive. Why are certain students vulnerable to mental health issues and how can colleges and universities support those who are struggling with food or body image? Join us for this episode as we answer these important questions with Clinical Psychologist and Associate Director of Clinical Services at Johns Hopkins University Homewood Counseling Center, Dr. Tristan Barsky,

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54:54

40. A Deep Dive into Internal Family Systems with Dr....

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/02/29

Internal Family Systems (IFS) is a therapy modality which was founded in the 1980’s when Dr. Richard Schwartz was working with a client diagnosed with Bulimia. On this episode of All Bodies. All Foods., we are lucky enough to have eating disorder and IFS expert, Dr. Kim Daniels join us to discuss what IFS is, what it isn’t, what are our parts, what are they not, how IFS supports our loved ones with eating disorders, and how it utilizes confidence, calmness, creativity, clarity, curiosity, courage,

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47:52

39. "What's Happening in Health Class?": Preventing...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/02/15

Did you know that some students have cited their Health Class as the trigger to their eating disorder? Join us for this eye opening episode with Lauren Dorman, registered dietician and founder of the school workshop formerly known as: Students, Don't Diet (newly titled: Schools, Master Food + Mood). Lauren reveals the problematic lessons being taught in classrooms today and explains why the current curriculum promotes disordered eating and body image issues across student populations. Lauren

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38. ”Can I eat that?”: Busting Myths with PCOS Expert...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/02/01

PCOS is a complex disorder that affects over 13% of reproductive-aged individuals. In this episode, Ashley and Sam are joined by Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and PCOS expert, Angela Grassi, MS, RDN, LDN, of the PCOS Nutrition Center. Angela discusses the interplay providers see and individuals experience between both PCOS and an eating disorder diagnosis. As a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, Angela shares her philosophy on treating PCOS alongside mental health professionals and debunks the

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44:22

37. “Did I Say the Right Thing?”: Building a...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/01/18

What do you do if your kid says, “I hate my body?” Do you freeze up, question your instincts, and worry you didn’t say or do the “right” thing? You’re definitely not alone and we know someone who can help. Zoë Bisbing (she/her) MSW, LCSW is a licensed psychotherapist, speaker, content creator, and director of Body-Positive Therapy NYC and Body-Positive Home. She teaches both parents and professionals how to respond to tough questions and provides practical tools to protect our homes from an

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37:47

36. Breaking Free of Systems & Symptoms: A...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2024/01/04

Dr. Catharine Devlin (she/her/hers), a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Certified Eating Disorder Specialist Supervisor (CEDS-S), and the owner of Birch Tree Psychotherapy in Chicago dives into the tenets of body liberation, illuminates the power of intuitive movement, and demystifies the co-occurring diagnoses that travel alongside eating disorders, such as OCD and diabetes. This episode is full of rich content and sure to provide education and encouragement to anyone seeking liberation from the

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44:50

35. How Much is Too Much? Understanding & Treating...

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2023/12/21

Is it possible to stop over-exercising and have a healthier relationship with movement? Join us for this important conversation with Renfrew’s Residential Clinical Program Manager, Kristen Raspanti, MOT, (she/her) as she specifies the signs of compulsive exercise, explores the healing power of group therapy, and reveals how her individualized ‘exercise consults’ help patients sustain their progress after residential treatment. Whether you’re doing the work in eating disorder recovery, supporting a

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43:08

34. From ED Recovery to Gender Fluidity and...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2023/12/19

Join Ashley and Sam as they sit down with Social Media Influencer and Content Creator, Zoe Stoller, she/he/they, to discuss how their journey through mental wellness and uncovering who they are at their core allowed for them to work through both their eating disorder and their depression. Zoe shares about their time of self-discovery and how finding an affirming community ultimately lead them to a path of freedom allowing for them to exist one hundred percent exactly how they are. You can find more

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49:01

33. Battling an Eating Disorder in Midlife with Betsy...

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2023/12/19

Eating disorders can happen to anyone at any age. Join us for this vulnerable conversation with author, recovery speaker, and peer support mentor Betsy Brenner as she tells her story of receiving a diagnosis of anorexia in midlife. Discover how Betsy’s path to recovery guided her to the much deeper work of leaning into painful emotions, grieving the loss of her parents, and healing her relationship with tennis. Betsy reveals the childhood experiences and emotional traumas that shaped her

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32. The Psychedelic Rennaissance and Eating Disorder...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2023/11/09

What’s psychedelic assisted psychotherapy? Can it potentially help people struggling with an eating disorder? Join us for this fascinating conversation with clinical psychologist, research scientist, and developer of Emotion-Focused Family Therapy Dr. Adele Lafrance, PhD (she/her). Drawing from the wisdom of indigenous traditions and her lived experience as both a practitioner and participant, Adele reveals how psychedelics like ayahuasca, MDMA, psilocybin and ketamine can shift rigid perspectives,

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31. All About the Levels of Care: Part 2

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2023/10/26

Are you curious about what it would be like to attend a Day Treatment Program (PHP) or Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) for eating disorders? Join Ashley & Sam as they walk us through the experience of programming in these levels of care as a new patient. We know that starting an eating disorder program for the first time can be intimidating, but learning more about what to expect can be helpful. Discover what happens on your first day of orientation and learn about our therapeutic approach in

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30. Fat is Not an Insult: Let’s talk Fat Phobia,...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2023/10/12

Join us as we connect with Mackenzie Fox as she discusses the overwhelming messaging of fat phobia in our culture and how she suggests working with our clients around this. This episode is really for anyone who lives in a fat body, loves someone in a fat body, or simply wants to be an advocate for the fat community. Mackenzie reminds us all to be Educators, Investigators and Advocators for fat liberation. She shares educational resources and helpful language for all of us working towards healing our

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29. All About the Levels of Care: Part 1

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2023/09/28

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to program at a residential center for eating disorders? Join Sam (she/her) and Ashley (she/her) for this informative episode that helps demystify the higher levels of care in eating disorder treatment. Learn about the many facets of residential programming, including group therapy, the interdisciplinary treatment team, specialized tracks, and the 24/7 structure and support often needed to break the eating disorder cycle. This episode not only provides much

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46:51

28. Historical and Intergenerational Trauma: How...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2023/09/14

Join us for this week’s episode as we sit down with Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross and discuss the impact of historical and intergenerational trauma. Dr. Ross shares how trauma experienced in generations prior to ours can have a large impact on us and explain why we may engage in some of the patterns that we engage in. Dr. Ross also speaks to the importance of understanding and exploring the familial narrative of one’s family in an effort to explore both traumatic events that have led to family behavioral

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27. Eating Disorder Support is Available for...

All Bodies. All Foods. ·

2023/08/31

Join Ashley and Sam as they speak with Hannah Coakley (they/them), a Queer, non-binary RDN (Registered Dietitian Nutritionist) who specializes in supporting Queer & TGNC clients through recovery from eating disorders and/or disordered eating from a trauma-informed, body affirming & anti-racist framework. H shares about their experiences that led them to the work they do and discusses important factors such as food activism, availability, insecurity, and policy. H also shares about the spectrum of

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