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McCallum Place Eating Disorder Center

McCallum Place is a nationally acclaimed, comprehensive eating disorder treatment center for preadolescents, adolescents, adults, males and females.

McCallum Place, a nationally acclaimed treatment center for patients with eating disorders, provides comprehensive medical & psychiatric care, specialized, evidence-based psychotherapies, & individualized nutritional support in a real-life setting. With locations in St. Louis, Missouri and Kansas City, Kansas we are unique in that we offer on-site medical and psychiatric management and care combin

ed with intensive individualized psychotherapy, making our center a center of excellence and great alternative to traditional hospital settings.

07/14/2025

You can enjoy summer and stay committed to your recovery. Social settings can be challenging, but your health and healing come first. Be proud of your journey. Find more information here: https://ow.ly/CZw850Wpzsj

06/30/2025

During summer, take time to appreciate life's simple pleasures. Whether it's a mindful walk through nature, outdoor meditation, or reading beneath a tree, these activities can alleviate stress, sharpen focus, and fortify your connection to the now. These easy yet powerful practices are essential for emotional balance and mental well-being.

What experiences are you looking forward to in the coming season? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

06/25/2025

During Pride Month, we honor the LGBTQIA+ community and increase awareness of the issues they encounter. Are you aware that members of this community face a greater risk of behavioral health challenges due to stigma, discrimination, and limited access to care? Click the link for information on mental health in the LGBTQIA+ community and to find support resources: https://ow.ly/ItW950WgcX0.

06/23/2025

Self-care is necessary for every season! Follow this guide and pack the essentials and keep summer fun flowing!

06/19/2025

Today, we honor Juneteenth, a day marking the end of slavery in the United States and symbolizing hope for justice and equality. While we celebrate this significant milestone in history, it’s also important to recognize the ongoing challenges many face. Access to mental health care, destigmatizing conversations about well-being, and supporting one another are crucial steps forward. To learn more follow this link: https://ow.ly/1aZo50W7iRV.

06/16/2025

Forming robust relationships is key to emotional health. Studies have revealed that having close bonds not only increases our happiness but also aids in stress relief and boosts overall well-being. Sharing laughter or deep conversations with an enduring friend are examples of moments that reinforce the connections which make life worthwhile.

For further insights into the science of friendship and its mental health benefits, click here: https://ow.ly/cUCh50W3ESE

06/15/2025

Father’s Day is the perfect time to acknowledge the emotional and mental health challenges silently faced by many dads. The role of a father is full of responsibility, joy, and pressures often not discussed openly. Show your support by promoting open dialogues, offering help, and expressing gratitude for all they do.

06/12/2025

PTSD isn't the same for everyone and understanding its diverse forms is crucial for offering support. It may stem from a single event, sustained trauma exposure, or delayed responses, affecting individuals uniquely. Awareness breeds empathy and encourages action. Allocate time to learn about PTSD: https://ow.ly/IQy150W6rGC

06/09/2025

Are you aware of the link between persistent headaches and mental health? Studies reveal that conditions like migraines are closely tied to mental health challenges such as anxiety and depression, making a cycle that can be difficult to interrupt. Emotional stress and strain often precipitate headaches, while the pain and disruption from chronic headaches can heighten feelings of stress or hopelessness. Explore more here: https://ow.ly/syVT50W3FQW

06/05/2025

Were you aware that almost 10% of men in the U.S. face depression or anxiety, yet less than half pursue treatment? Men's mental health is frequently overshadowed by stigma, causing many to suppress their struggles in silence. Overcoming this stigma begins with open conversations, recognizing that showing vulnerability is not a weakness but a strength. This Men’s Mental Health Month, let's unite to normalize seeking help and share resources to aid those who might be suffering. For further details, click this link: https://ow.ly/sYga50W4YeF

06/04/2025

We experienced unexpected technical difficulties that prevented our Victory Program Alumni Support Group from meeting yesterday evening. We sincerely apologize to those who attempted to join—we know how important these sessions are, and we appreciate your patience and understanding.

We’re committed to creating a reliable and supportive space for our community. The group will resume as scheduled next month:

🗓️ First Tuesday of the Month
🕗 8:00 PM CST
📍 For alumni of the Victory Program seeking support in balancing eating disorder recovery and sport/athletics.

To RSVP for next month’s session, please email: Magin.Day@McCallumPlace.com

05/29/2025

The way we speak both to ourselves and others holds incredible power to shape our mental and emotional well-being. Choosing kind, compassionate, and positive language can be a simple yet impactful step toward healing, self-acceptance, and even reducing stigma around mental health.

Learn more about using language to break stigma here: https://ow.ly/mUCf50VKSLl.

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