McCallum Place Eating Disorder Center

03/23/2026

Spring cleaning can serve as a reminder to care for your mental well-being. Clear cluttered thoughts, review daily habits, and make space for healthier choices. Even modest adjustments can improve balance. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/FR5V50Yt30c

03/19/2026

March is a time to learn more about self-injury and the mental health challenges behind it. Open, stigma-free conversations can encourage healing and support. Knowledge strengthens communities. Read and share here: https://ow.ly/zNnb50Yv1uY

03/18/2026

Family programming is this weekend at McCallum Place!

Grateful for our clinical leadership as well as Partners in Wellness for putting together this amazing content and supporting families!

03/18/2026

Leading with Care, Guiding with Light: Meet Dr. Emily Slat

Dr. Emily Slat, who is double board-certified in child & adolescent psychiatry and adult psychiatry at McCallum Place, provides steady, compassionate guidance that helps clients, families, and staff feel supported. Her thoughtful approach creates an environment of trust and reassurance for everyone in her care.

“She is a warm and welcoming leader who makes others feel valued and heard. Her calm presence, paired with her willingness to listen, support, and encourage, helps people feel safe, confident, and motivated. She consistently leads with empathy, patience, and genuine care for those around her.” — Elaine Fitzgerald

Learn more about Dr. Emily Slat and the dedicated team at McCallum Place:
https://ow.ly/cAYI50Y8rZm

03/13/2026

St. Patrick’s Day can bring added temptation for individuals in recovery. With preparation, you can celebrate responsibly and maintain sobriety. Consider sober-friendly activities, supportive companions, and clear personal boundaries. Protect your peace above all else. Your recovery is more important than any event. Offer a kind check-in to someone in recovery.

03/10/2026

03/04/2026

Leading with Care, Guiding with Light: Meet Alexis Hughes

Alexis Hughes, our director of nutrition services, leads with empathy and intention, cultivating an environment where staff and clients feel supported and empowered. Her encouragement inspires growth and helps our team provide thoughtful, client-focused care throughout the community.

“Alexis leads with empathy, encourages professional growth, and consistently creates a safe environment for staff and patients. Her guidance has strengthened my confidence and helped me provide more thoughtful, client-centered care. She is always there to provide guidance when I am stuck, and compassion when I am hard on myself.” — Morgan Beaman

Discover how Alexis and our team can support you:
https://ow.ly/cbeP50Y7QVm

02/27/2026

Wrapping up National Eating Disorder Awareness Week with Bean Sprout Coffee Co. at Network ED STL’s CE event this morning!

McCallum Place was proud to partner with Odyssey and Monte Nido to bring the coffee cart to this event and celebrate the amazing work of so many eating disorder professionals in and around St. Louis!

Eating Disorders Association (NEDA)

02/26/2026

Eating disorders aren’t about vanity or willpower—they’re serious, complex mental health conditions that impact daily life and overall health. 💜 This National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, McCallum Place is joining National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and connect people to support.

02/25/2026

This week is National Eating Disorder Awareness Week. Eating disorders affect 30 million Americans in their lifetime and can impact people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. Increasing awareness and reducing stigma can help encourage early support and access to care. Learn more about treatment here: https://ow.ly/XoTQ50YbLK9

02/24/2026

This National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, we’re proud to partner with National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) to highlight that eating disorders affect every BODY, in every community. Stigma, stereotypes, and barriers to care often get in the way—but by sharing resources, raising our voices, and supporting one another, we can make a difference. Healing is possible.💜