Body Trust School For Unlearning

Body Trust School For Unlearning

 

Healing is a continual unraveling.


There’s a lot more to unlearn than there is to learn on the path to BodyTrust.

 

Enrollment begins August 22nd!

An African-American lesbian woman stands in front of a white and gray marble stone wall in an upscale office building, holding a tablet computer and a blue paper folder. She's wearing a red knit top with elbow-length sleeves, a long silver necklace, a black-and-white-striped pencil skirt and red patent high heeled shoes. Her skin is medium brown and she has blonde hair and a tattoo on one arm.

Unlearning is part of the healing journey—it is fluid and it is a process. The School For Unlearning provides a gateway to walk through in order to call the healing in.

~SFU Student

Unlearning the lies we have been taught about food, bodies, weight and health can feel like a bit of a project.

It takes persistence, ongoing support, and practice—which leads to the radical reclamation of what was always meant to be yours.

This is where unlearning begins.

The Body Trust School for Unlearning

Unlock a world of knowledge with unlimited access to our extensive library of courses, webinars, recordings and resources, and meet quarterly with a community of like-minded individuals who support your liberation.

What to expect

  • Quarterly Q+A calls with Dana, Hilary and a community of like-minded people committed to body liberation.
  • Library of Courses & Resources – updated quarterly!
  • Monthly Newsletter you will WANT to read with the scoop on what we are geeking out on, talking about on the pod, reading, watching, etc.
  • Private online conversation forum.
  • First Dibs + Discounts on other programs and workshops.
Group of people with notebooks in their laps.

I felt part of a collective of brave and courageous beings who are committed to doing their own healing work after a lifetime of negative beliefs and experiences, and who were willing to create changes within and externally. The power of this is deep, and felt worldwide.

~SFU Student

MoDULES WE’LL RELEASE

Exploring Embodiment
(October 2025)

Reclaiming Movement
(February 2026)

What’s on the other side?

When you deepen your roots into body trust, you can expect:

A relationship with yourself that you can stand to be in for a lifetime.

More joy, freedom, ease, and satisfaction.

Increased connection to your truth and your own knowing.

Tools and strategies to navigate bad (body) days.

Foundational practices to return to again and again (that don’t require you to abandon yourself).

The experience of feeling more at home in your body.

Time and energy for more meaningful passions.

PRICING & REGISTRATION

PRE-SALE AUGUST 22-26, 2025
($50 off!)

PRICING ON 12-MONTH ENROLLMENT

(Save 25% when you enroll for a year)

EQUITY
$270

For people with marginalized identities and those in need; limited to 25% of registrants

 

Standard
$450

For those who have sufficient resources and can cover themselves

 

 

STANDARD PLUS $550

For those who have enough resources to cover themselves and donate to increase access for marginalized folks and those in need

PRICING ON 3-MONTH SIGN-UP

EQUITY
$84

For people with marginalized identities and those in need; limited to 25% of registrants

 

Standard
$140

For those who have sufficient resources and can cover themselves

 

 

STANDARD PLUS $240

For those who have enough resources to cover themselves and donate to increase access for marginalized folks and those in need

Learn more about our pricing structure here. We believe no one should be turned away for lack of funds. If none of the prices in our three-tiered pricing structure work for you, you may request an alternative payment plan or additional equity pricing when registration opens.

Enrolling in the School for Unlearning an investment in myself and my healing. I was feeling stuck working on my own to divest as fully as possible from diet culture. Over the course of the program, I got more honest and more gentle. I no longer feel as alone and isolated on this path of revolutionary thinking, feeling, and healing. I especially appreciated the emphasis on how our personal work becomes part of the larger effort to dismantle all systems of oppression.” 

~SFU Student

A note about
accessibility

Center for Body Trust strives to make all of our programs and materials as accessible as possible.

  • Automated closed captions and transcripts are available during live meetings, and are included on all pre-recorded program recordings.
  • Presentations and program materials include Alt Text to ​convey the content and context of​​ images.
  • All participants will have an opportunity to make additional accessibility requests once they’ve registered.

Please reach reach out to us with any questions. 

Two women work on a tablet and laptop computer as they sit in black leather-like armchairs in an upscale office building lobby. A blue folder and papers rest on a table between them. The plus size, African American lesbian woman is wearing a red knit top with elbow-length sleeves, a long silver necklace, a black-and-white-striped pencil skirt and red patent high heeled shoes. Her skin is medium brown and she has blonde hair and a tattoo on one arm. The white lesbian woman is casually dressed in a black t-shirt, ripped blue denim jeans, a silver watch and black ankle boots. She has a colorful full sleeve tattoo and pale skin. Her blonde hair is pulled up in a bun. The floor of the building is white/gray marble and the walls are dark cherry wood and white marble. The area where they're sitting has a rug on the floor as well as a black marble and metal side table and another chair. On the other side is a plant and a plate glass window looking out onto the street.

Body Trust is a radically different way to occupy and care for your body.

It is a pathway to reclaim your body and is completely counter to conventional “wisdom” about food, body image, weight, and health in our culture.

“Hilary and Dana are experts at demonstrating kindness and compassion while calling out social injustice and body oppression. Center for Body Trust is a place to find unconditional support, deep discussions, and a community committed to inclusivity, honesty, and healing.” ~D.W.

 

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