Since overcoming Bulimia, Binge Eating Disorder and exercise compulsion, Dana Suchow has become an expert in the field of body image, self love, and eating disorder prevention. Offering a nonclinical and holistic approach, Dana gives parents, teachers and caregivers the tools to raise children who love their bodies and themselves!

In addition, Dana works with large corporations, giving tools to help empower their female workforce. She also coaches 1:1 with individuals, teachers, and families. Dana is an international speaker, and for years she has worked intimately with groups as small as 10, to auditoriums of over 1,000. She is a frequent Summit Panelist and Keynote Speaker, giving 15 minute talks to 3 hour workshops. Dana also works with children of all school levels, from Elementary School to College, appearing in person or by video.

In 2012 Dana founded DoTheHotpants.com as a fashion blog, but once she realized fashion’s unattainable beauty standards were fueling her eating disorder, Dana made the powerful decision to leave the industry and focus on eating disorder prevention and activism. In 2014 Dana founded #MyBodyStory, an ongoing storytelling series created to uplift girl's and women's voices that so often go unheard. In 2016 Dana co-founded The Ripple, a nonprofit nationwide activist collective focused on helping women make waves in their communities. In 2018, Dana was awarded the Girl Up #GirlHero Award by This Is Us star and activist Chrissy Metz.

Dana lives in New York City and holds a Masters Degree in Creative Writing from San Francisco State University.

Body Image, Health, Fashion Blogging, Empowerment, Women's Health, Women, Eating Disorder, Lifestyle