Auburn Eating Disorders Clinic

09/22/2025

Taylor Stanley, M.S. is doctoral candidate in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program at Auburn who recently began her clinical internship at the University of Florida Health Science Center - Med/Health Track. Throughout her time as a staff member for the AEDC Taylor was able to learn and provide six different types of eating disorder treatments and was able to impact over 25 clients (roughly 300+ therapy hours). Taylor states, “Working at the AEDC has been formative in shaping my professional identity and approach to working in integrated healthcare at an academic medical center while on internship. Being an AEDC clinician not only strengthened my clinical skills in assessment, treatment planning, and intervention, but also deepened my commitment to advocacy and collaboration across disciplines”.

We are so grateful for your hard work and dedication to the AEDC and all of the clients you have served throughout the years. Best of luck Taylor, we will (and already) miss you! 🫶🏼

09/12/2025

Thank you to everyone who donated to the AEDC this Tiger Giving Day!! Words cannot express how grateful our team is for your support!! 🧡💙

09/11/2025

Only a few more hours!!! https://tigergiving.org/campaigns/transform-lives-through-eating-disorder-treatment

⏰ LAST CALL, AUBURN FAMILY! ⏰

Tiger Giving Day is almost over and we’re making a final push to bring ALL of our projects across the finish line! 🧡🐅

If you’ve been meaning to give, now’s the time.

If you’ve already given, thank you- and tell a friend!

Let’s finish strong together: tigergiving.org

09/09/2025

The need for affordable, evidence-based eating disorder treatment in our community and across Alabama is overwhelming. Over 430,000 Alabamians will experience an eating disorder in their lifetime, and yet access to specialized treatment remains a critical barrier for many. This Tiger Giving Day, your donation will help expand access to treatment for our community. See the link in our bio to donate! 🧡💙

09/05/2025

This , help us continue providing scholarship-supported treatment sessions, ensuring cost is never a barrier to life-saving care 💙🧡

09/03/2025

The countdown begins!! Please consider donating on September 10th 🧡

🧡 TIGER GIVING DAY SPOTLIGHT 🧡

More than 430,000 Alabamians will face an eating disorder in their lifetime. But far too many will go without care due to lack of access, affordability or trained providers.

The Auburn Eating Disorders Clinic provides low-cost, evidence-based treatment for children, teens and adults across Alabama. It’s also a vital training ground for doctoral students in the Department of Psychological Sciences at Auburn University's Clinical Psychology program.

This Tiger Giving Day, we’re raising funds to hire a full-time graduate student clinician and expand care, reduce waitlists and serve more people in need.

Mark your calendar- Tiger Giving Day is September 10!

Click here for details and updates: https://aub.ie/Vzhl4t

08/29/2025

Rachel Andrade-Frietchen, M.S. is a graduate student in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program at Auburn University and is currently an AEDC graduate clinician. She is dedicated to personalizing evidence-based eating disorder treatment for her client’s unique needs. Recognizing that eating disorders don’t discriminate, Rachel is committed to providing culturally responsive care. During treatment, she takes a nonjudgmental and strengths-based approach to help clients build a life that is aligned with their values, worth living for, and is not ruled by disordered eating or body image concerns. In her free time, Rachel enjoys reading, listening to music, hiking, painting, spending time with friends, and playing with her cat, Norbert!

08/27/2025

Kristin Denmark, M.S. is a current graduate student and ab AEDC graduate clinician in the Clinical Psychology Ph.D. program at Auburn University. Kristin is deeply committed to helping individuals rediscover life beyond the eating disorder. She seeks to integrate evidence-based treatment with compassion, humor, and honesty, helping clients rebuild trust in their bodies, find freedom with food, and foster identity development beyond the eating disorder. Kristin often says, “Our bodies are not the problem. The problem is that we are taught to believe they are.” In her free time, Kristin enjoys playing pickleball and spending time with friends and family!

08/11/2025

Mark your calendar for September 10th, 2025! The Auburn Eating Disorders Clinic (AEDC) will be participating in this upcoming Tiger Giving Day, which is Auburn University’s annual 24-hour crowdfunding event. We hope you’ll join us in making an impact on our community and those impacted by an eating disorder across Alabama!

03/07/2025

It’s officially Spring Break for Auburn University students! Please remember throughout your travels and adventures that all bodies are beach bodies regardless of size or gender ☀️⛱️🏝️🌊 We hope everyone has a wonderful break!! 🌞🌊

03/02/2025

Although March snuck up on us faster than we expected, we still wanted to be sure to highlight the past month of February as Black History Month. Black history is an essential part of the conversation about eating disorders. Black individuals are often underrepresented in research and less likely to receive a diagnosis or treatment. This , we honor the resilience of Black communities and advocate for greater awareness, inclusivity, and access to care.

02/27/2025

This National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re sharing facts, resources, and support to help raise awareness. Eating disorders are complex, but recovery is possible, and no one has to go through it alone. 🤍