Body Trust Network

The wisest, most caring advocates, thinkers, helpers and process holders we know

About our
certified Body
Trust Specialists

Meet a multidisciplinary group of professionals who have spent a minimum of 12 months training with us.

Sharing your process with people who support your liberation is an important part of reclaiming Body Trust.

If you do not find someone in your area, many of our specialists offer support via video conference or phone.

A note about
our directory

The voices and experiences of Black, Indigenous and People of Color, gender variant folks, fat folks, and/or people with disabilities have been absent and minimized in the eating disorder, healthcare, and wellness-related professions.

Therefore, we are working hard to draw an increasingly diverse group of people to be part of our Body Trust Provider Community.

To include providers who are often excluded or unable to participate in trainings such as ours, we offer equity-pricing and additionally have 10 low or no cost spots in every cohort.

Read more about our professional training program here.

Find a proFESSIONAL

Interact with the list below to find a Certified Body Trust® Specialist in your area.

U.S. Based Specialists

Non U.S. Based Specialists

MISSOURI

Rev. Ali Fields, Esq.

Associate Pastor at Webster Hills United Methodist Church

This is my call:
To help people reconnect with their bodies, To resist the forces that tell us we are not enough, To proclaim that liberation includes our flesh and bones, And to invite all into the divine rhythm of love that transforms us—body and soul.

Let us build a community where embodiment is holy, self-love is discipleship, and everybody is a beloved part of God’s story.”

I am called to empower the Body of Christ—and the wider body of humanity—to embrace the radical, healing love of Jesus through the path of body liberation. I believe that the Gospel is not just good news for the soul but for the whole self: body, mind, and spirit. The rhythm of our lives as Christians is patterned in the sacred movement Jesus modeled—to love God, love self, and love neighbor. (Matthew 22: 36–40) These are not separate tasks, but an interconnected, holy economy held together not by obligation or hierarchy, but by love.

In a world that disconnects us from our bodies through shame, oppression, and trauma, let’s proclaim a Gospel that reclaims embodiment as sacred. Self-love is not self-centered—it is Christ-centered; in loving ourselves, we honor the image of God within us and create space to love God and neighbor more deeply.

Location: Webster Groves, MO (& Web)

Pronouns: she/her

Email: Ali.Fields76@yahoo.com

Website: WebsterHillsUmc.org

FB: @AliFields

Video and phone sessions available worldwide.