

About The F.L.Y. Movement
FUEL: Fuel Inclusive Conversations and Empower Healthy Mindsets
LOVE: Embrace Yourself and Others with Compassion and Respect
YOU: Are Valuable, Capable, and a Catalyst for Change
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My mission is to provide workshops that create safe, inclusive spaces to explore body image, self-talk, social media, and their impact on health. We promote health equity, body diversity, and understanding of social determinants of health, empowering individuals to challenge harmful narratives and embrace their whole selves.


Partner with Megan
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Megan Hutchinson
M.Ed. & Graduate Certificate in Eating Disorders
Megan Hutchinson was a D1 track and field athlete in 2004-2008. Through the personal experience of an eating disorder along with a passion and education in positive body image and eating disorder awareness in athletics, Megan co-founded The F.L.Y. Movement. “I wanted to create this platform in athletics where you can talk about anything without judgement. There is a freedom and feeling of flight to that. Hence, The F.L.Y. Movement.”
Email to book a workshop or to inquire about pricing:
FuelLoveYou@gmail.com
“The scars you share become lighthouses for other people who are headed to the same rocks you hit.”
― Jon Acuff
Thank you so much for making us feel seen. We all really appreciate how much effort you take to just make us feel noticed. And that were not alone. You really made a difference because I know I've been really struggling w/ this topic. And you made me see that were all unique. Thank you so much for coming!!!
~Student, Plaza Vista (K-8 School)
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I just wanted to take a moment to thank you for your powerful and inspiring body positivity speech. Your words truly resonated with me, and I know I’m not alone in feeling uplifted by the message you shared. It takes a lot of courage and vulnerability to speak openly about such an important topic, and I admire your ability to connect with your audience in such a genuine way. Your message of self-love, acceptance, and the importance of embracing our bodies just as they are was exactly what we all needed to hear. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and for helping to create a more inclusive and compassionate space for all of us. You’re making a difference, and I’m grateful for the impact your words had on me today.
~Student, Plaza Vista (K-8 School)