Body Trust Network
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 10 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 providers 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 provider
Interact with the list below to find providers in your area
U.S. Based Providers
Non U.S. Based Providers
Oregon
Amanda Akinyi
Ludka Soden
Mental Health Counselor
Providing compassionate, weight-inclusive counseling for those healing from eating disorders.”
Location: Portland, OR
Pronouns: she/her
Email: Amanda@AmandaLudka.com
Phone: (503) 660-3097
Website: AmandaLudka.com
Video and phone sessional available.
Amy Frasieur,
MS, RDN, LD
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
Disrupting body shame and exploring Body Trust.”
Angela Braxton-
Johnson
Poetess, Coach, Healer
Using Poetry and Creativity to Teach, to Touch, to Liberate and to Inspire! I aM a woman of faith, as well as a fat-positive poet and coach, focusing on healing in spirit, mind and body from abuse, eating disorders and just Life Honey Chile. Mmhmm.”
In 2022, Angela was the featured artist at the first annual BIPOC Eating Disorder Conference. Please invite Angela to share liberation poetry with your groups or at your events (she can cater her poems to fit your themes); to share and talk about her books and/or to co-facilitate virtual healing groups that focus on 1) Anti-Diet/Anti-Racist Healing, 2) Liberation, 3) Reclaiming Movement, 4) Healing from Abuse, 5) Processing Grief, or 6) Intersectionality.
Location: Portland, OR
Pronouns: she/her
Practice Name: Poetically Inspiring Change, LLC
Email: Poet@AngelaBraxtonJohnson.com
Website: AngelaBraxtonJohnson.com
FB: @PoeticallyInspiringChange
IG: @AngelaBraxtonJohnson / @AbundantFatness
LinkedIn: @AngelaBraxtonJohnson
YouTube: @AngelaBraxtonJohnson
Betsy Lindeland,
PsyD
Licensed Clinical Psychologist
I strive to help folks feel at home in their bodies, capable agents of change in their lives, and deserving of the pleasures life has to offer.”
Location: Portland, OR
Pronouns: she/her
Practice Name: Bridge City Counseling
Phone: (503) 954-2188 x20
Website: BridgeCityCounseling/Betsy-Lindeland-Psy-D.com
Video and phone sessions available.
Christine Anderson,
LPC
Licensed Professional Counselor
Compassionate counseling for body shame, disordered eating, and chronic dieting. Support rooted in curiosity, respect, weight inclusivity, and the belief you are worthy as you are now.”
Location: Portland, OR
Pronouns: she/her
Email: Info@CAndersonCounseling.com
Phone: (503) 907-4584
Website: CAndersonCounseling.com
Debbie Kaufman,
MA
School of Public Health Senior Instructor
Working at the intersection of Body Trust and public health.“
Offering consulting, presentations, discussions for organizations, groups or individuals wanting to update their approach to health and well-being.
Location: Portland, OR
Pronouns: she/her
Email: Deb.Kaufman@Comcast.net
Korina Skaff,
BA, IBCLC, CIMI
Lactation Consultant
Infant Massage Instructor
Focusing on self-compassion and trusting the body. I support pregnant and breastfeeding women in their prenatal and postpartum journeys.”
Location: Southern Oregon
Pronouns: she/her
Jackson County Health & Human Services – WIC Program
Email: SkaffKk@JacksonCounty.org
Phone: (541) 774-8018
Kristen Scher
Family Feeding & Body Trust® Coach
I believe that mealtime is an early playground to practice long term life lessons like consent, pleasure, autonomy, connection, and trust.”
Location: Portland, Oregon
Pronouns: she/her
Email: Kristen@EmbodiedKiddos.com
Website: EmbodiedKiddos.com
FB: @EmbodiedKiddos
IG: @EmbodiedKiddos
Video and phone sessions available.
Meghan Robinson,
RDN, CLE
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
Certified Lactation Educator
I work to hold space and withhold judgment for you in regards to dieting and weight stigmatization. My work is designed to help support the healing you are doing in the body you live in.”
Location: Southern Oregon
Pronouns: she/her
Jackson County Health & Human Services – WIC Program
Phone: (541) 774-8016
Meredith Noble,
MA
Professional Counselor Associate
Providing fat-positive, compassionate counseling to those struggling with body shame, disordered eating, trauma, and/or chronic illness.”
Location: Portland, OR and throughout Oregon via telehealth
Pronouns: she/her
Website: MeredithNoble.com
Video and phone sessions available.
Rachael Ringwood,
LCSW
Private Therapist
We can’t hate ourselves into a version of ourselves that we can love”. ~Lori Deschene
Location: Portland, OR
Pronouns: she/her
Phone: (385) 743-1725
Website: RootedInWisdom.org
Video and phone sessions available.
RanDee Anshutz,
RDN, LD, LMT
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist
Licensed Massage Therapist
Offering curious, kind-hearted nutrition, massage, and movement therapies to help you realize your inherent wisdom and worth.”
Location: Bend, OR
Pronouns: she/her
Email: Nutrition@SynergyHealthBend.com
Phone: (541) 323-3488
Website: SynergyHealthBend.com
Video and phone sessions available.
Tracy Bitz,
PMHNP
Psychiatric/Mental Health
Nurse Practitioner
Strength based and fat positive
prescriber, counselor and
consultant.”
Can’t find someone in your area?
Many of our providers offer support via video conference or phone.
Contact us for assistance.