McCallum Place Eating Disorder Center

01/29/2026

Another great Coffee & Connection thanks to Branz Nutrition Counseling, LLC!

Shout out to Laura Bradfield for her talk and her expertise on treating ARFID, Haley Staats, with Acadia Healthcare’s Treatment Placement Specialists team, for sponsoring, and all the amazing therapists, dietitians, outreach coordinators, and students who showed up this week!

01/27/2026

Why is McCallum Place staff doing a food drive?

Food insecurity and eating disorders are linked! We are working to prevent eating disorders by increasing access to food in the St. Louis community.

01/26/2026

Understanding your insurance can make the process of accessing treatment smoother and less stressful. Knowing your benefits helps you avoid surprises and get the support you need. Share this post with someone who may need guidance navigating insurance—it could make the first step toward treatment easier.

Learn more about insurance coverage and how it supports your recovery journey: https://ow.ly/uslj50XSJep

01/22/2026

Even during inclement weather, we remain open and ready to support those seeking care. Help is still available when you need it most. Stay safe and reach out if you need guidance.

01/22/2026

Today, our McCallum Place Hiring Event is in full swing! Our staff is truly the heart of the work that we do, and we are looking forward to expanding our team with talented and committed individuals.

Thanks to our staff who made this event possible!

01/21/2026

Family Weekend makes its return to McCallum Place this Friday and Saturday, featuring an enriching program for families.

Friday's educational sessions will be led by our esteemed experts, including Medical Director, Dr. Emily Slat, Clinical Director, Jaimee Hamm LPC, and Sports Psychologist, Dr. Magin Day. On Saturday, Partners in Wellness will share their expertise on supporting eating disorder recovery.

We are eager to provide ongoing support to families on a monthly basis through this initiative in 2026.

01/20/2026

McCallum Place is proud to partner with Operation Food Search to help children and families in St. Louis. Donations will enable OSF to provide critical nutrition so individuals and communities can thrive in this area!

We’ve decided to include a little healthy competition between staff. Stay tuned for which team is in the lead!

01/19/2026

Craft night for eating disorder professionals in St. Louis!

Save the date and join us as we connect through crafting!

When: January 29 | 6:30–8:30 PM
Where: AR Workshop Olivette
Who: Clinicians in the St. Louis area
Cost: Free for networkED members | $10 non-members

All materials and snacks provided. Non-members can join at the event and have their fee waived! RSVP required - link in bio.

01/19/2026

As we honor Martin Luther King Jr. today, we’re reminded that progress is shaped by courage, compassion, and collective support. These values are just as important in recovery. Growth requires perseverance, self-compassion, and connection with others.

Every step forward helps build a healthier future. Take time to reflect on how kindness, justice, and understanding influence your recovery.

01/15/2026

Looking for a career where you can make a difference?
Join us at the McCallum Place Hiring Event and explore opportunities to grow with our team!
✅ Register now: https://ow.ly/1MA650XWaY7

01/15/2026

We will be back to our regular schedule next week:

➡️ Alumni Family Support Group on Thursdays from 9-10am
➡️ Family Skills Coaching Group for current families on Fridays from 9:30-10:30am

We also have our Family Weekend Programming starting January 23rd and 24th! For more information reach out to Emily Stuckey at Emily.Stuckey@McCallumPlace.com.

01/12/2026

The new year is a moment to recommit to recovery—not to pressure yourself into change overnight. Recovery is built through steady effort, self-compassion, and supportive relationships. Some days will feel harder than others, and that’s okay. Progress is still progress. This year, prioritize realistic goals, emotional health, and hope for the path ahead. Share this post to encourage recovery with intention.