In this episode, I sat down for a very open and honest conversation with Suzanne Young about the life-long healing that every survivor goes through.

Tap a link to connect with Suzanne today!

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SuzanneYoungCoaching

Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/thriveforawesomehumans/ Website: www.Suzanneyoungcoaching.co.uk

Suzanne is an expert in Confidence & high performance. Suzanne believes high performance starts with rest, care, and well-being. Suzanne uses her extensive productivity knowledge, gained over 20 years of delivering high-impact projects in many industries and owning her own business to support high-potential awesome humans to achieve more than they thought they could by unlocking their true confidence and inner self-belief.

Suzanne elicits ideas and fears to understand what needs to be tackled to make dreams come true. Suzanne is energetic and engaging, she will support you and give you tough love when

required but will always have your back. She will help you put in place practices to unlock your self confidence, even if others have tried to destroy it.

Suzanne has an impressive resolve to move forwards. She is described as being “awesome to work with”, she has an exceptional ability to explain things, to break down overwhelming tasks into manageable, achievable daily goals and helping people identify what they can do to

feel calmer and more organised. Suzanne has come through adversity in her life many times and is thriving, she recognises.

that life isn’t always easy and sees her life work as being committed to helping people gain emotional freedom and confidence to facilitate the life of their dreams. Suzanne gives exclusive productivity, high-performance training, and support in her free

group: Thrive: The group for awesome humans.

Suzanne lives in a beautiful award-winning home in the midlands (UK) with her husband and two dogs, in her spare time you can find Suzanne volunteering at the (very) local park run, or she can be found in her sewing room.

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If you or someone you know need help with a domestic violence situation contact the national domestic violence hotline at 800-799-7233 or  online at

https://www.thehotline.org/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=domestic_violence