creating change with one simple question

WHAT DO YOU LOVE?

about bodyheart

The bodyheart campaign empowers people to celebrate their real beauty and fight back against the media and social norms that lead to poor body image. We believe our bodies are walking works of ART meant to be celebrated and cherished.

This powerful campaign begins a conversation about what you love about your body instead of what you hate. Our un-retouched images capture the truth — how beauty really does come in all shapes, sizes, ages and colors.

I’m a wife, rescue doggie-mama, and coach living in Los Angeles, CA.

As a former Broadway performer I’ve had my fair share of triumphs and disappointments. I’ve faced rejection, body-shaming and watched my patterns of perfection and comparison sabotage many steps along my path.

My life transformed while attending the University of Santa Monica (MA in Spiritual Psychology). It was here I connected with my truth and, very unintentionally, became a coach. I simply wanted to help other women feel good in their skin.

My work has evolved since leading my first workshop in the garage of my little yellow house. I’ve upleveled my body, money, marriage and partnership with Life, and I’ve had the honor of helping hundreds of people do the same. From owning a first home, joining the Peace Corps, experiencing greater intimacy in marriage, fundraising $1.7M, cracking six figures and beyond in business, forming a wellness center, to having more space, peace, joy, and fulfillment, my clients create miracles every day.

This site is an invitation—to slow down, to connect with your Wisdom and discover, live and trust your Truth.

Meet Amber

Nitika Chopra

beauty & lifestyle expert
After years of seeing healers, doctors and applying creams as well as doing some serious internal and spiritual work my skin has healed significantly and I am so grateful. I thank my delicious brown and now-soft skin for everything it has taught me.
Deanna Frederick

student
My belly is really important to me, it’s the core part of the body. I’m really proud of how it looks and all it does for me. I play volleyball and that’s how I got my strong core in the first place, but it’s strength has made me a better player.
Liz DeAngelis

bookkeeper
I chose my shoulders because I like the strength in them and their shape. Being a little “older” I was happy to be participating in this project. I hope to inspire other “mature” women to love their bodies as they age and celebrate all we have been through.
James Bernard

key leader at lululemon athletica
…I am fortunate to be healthy, fit and skinny and that biology and god have given me a fast metabolism for a reason so I’m not going to fight it. I want to work out so that I feel good, because if I feel good, then I’ll look good.
Tracey Kennedy

chef
I chose to highlight my pregnant belly. Even though our world is evolving, we still aren’t at a point where everyone can look at the miracle of pregnancy and embrace it for all of its glory.