The Renfrew Center in White Plains, New York serves as an inclusive healing space for adolescent girls, women, transgender women, and non-binary individuals struggling with eating disorders across New York and Connecticut. The center offers three levels of outpatient care tailored to different recovery needs. Their day treatment program, meeting five days weekly, provides a structured yet flexible approach for clients transitioning from residential care or requiring comprehensive support. This program includes group and individual therapy, psychiatric services, nutrition therapy, expressive therapies, and two supervised meals with snacks daily. For those needing moderate support, the intensive outpatient program (IOP) meets three times weekly, offering group therapy, nutrition consultation, psychiatric services, and one supervised meal per day. Traditional outpatient services provide weekly individual, family, or group therapy for ongoing recovery maintenance. The Renfrew Center emphasizes individualized treatment plans that address co-occurring conditions such as trauma and substance use, while fostering a supportive community environment where clients connect with others sharing similar experiences. For accessibility, all three programs offer virtual options, ensuring clients can receive care that fits their circumstances while building toward lasting recovery.