by Dana Sturtevant | Jun 9, 2023 | Be Nourished
We recently hosted Sadé Meeks, founder of GRITS Inc, for a four-part learning series with our Body Trust community titled Food as Resistance. Sadé is a phenom and we appreciated the opportunity to learn from her and expand our intersectional analysis to include... 
by Hilary Kinavey | Apr 11, 2023 | Be Nourished, Body Trust®, Center for Body Trust
Spring is in full bloom here in the PNW! In the interviews we’ve been doing to promote our book, we are usually first asked to define Body Trust. This can be hard to do succinctly. We wonder how you would describe body trust? Here’s what we’ve been saying:... 
by Dana Sturtevant | Apr 6, 2023 | Be Nourished, Body Trust®, Center for Body Trust
There’s no shortage of fuckery out there right now, with Ozempic and other new medications being marketed for weight loss, WW expanding their business model to be able to prescribe these new meds, the recent AAP guidelines, and the GooPie Goop in the news again... 
by Hilary Kinavey | Mar 2, 2023 | Be Nourished, Center for Body Trust, Eating disorders
Last week we shared a conversation that Sirus, Dana and Hilary had about the new guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatricians. We have been watching lackluster statements from leading organizations such as IAEDP, AED and NEDA come forward reinforcing what has... 
by Dana Sturtevant | Jan 9, 2023 | Be Nourished, Body Trust®, Center for Body Trust
We have a lot to share with you! 2022 was an exciting year for us. We released our book Reclaiming Body Trust: A Path to Healing and Liberation. Many of you have bought it, shared it and loved it – thank you! We changed our name from Be Nourished to the Center... 
by Dana Sturtevant | Jul 6, 2022 | Attuned Eating, Be Nourished, Body Trust®, Center for Body Trust, Eating disorders, HAES, Health at Every Size, Intuitive eating, Newsletter, Nourishment, Relationship
It was 17 years ago that co-founders Dana Sturtevant and Hilary Kinavey met, not really knowing each other or much about the work they wanted to do beyond a deep craving for new language and a far more real and healing conversation about bodies, eating disorders,... 