Nothing here below is profane for those who know how to see. --Pierre Teilhard de Chardin
Suzanne works as a memoirist and an intuitive.
Intuition: Since childhood, Suzanne has been an empath and also receives intuitive messages via sight (clairvoyance), sound (clairaudience), and knowing (claircognizance). Fourteen years ago, in her late 20s, she began consciously developing her intuitive gifts in myriad ways, including through the study of astrology and tarot.
Though she started reading professionally several years ago--including one-on-one readings and group events--it wasn't until after a tragic loss in 2017 that Suzanne decided to go public about this part of her life. Facing mortality in such an intense fashion made her acutely aware of the passage of time--how we relate to it, how we use what time we have--and one outcome of this awareness has been a driving need for authenticity. This work helps her keep things real within herself and she hopes to inspire that in others, too.
Many people comment on her unique use of language and her ability to help clients center themselves in the midst of transitions and other challenges. (See below and also here, a writeup from the In Goop Health Summit.)
This year, Suzanne has started offering Moving, for You intuitive movement healing sessions, in which we move through stored emotion, let go of old patterns and stories, make room for new growth and healing, and integrate our body’s wisdom. These sessions are currently offered in one-on-one and group formats.
For more information about one-on-one intuitive readings, movement healing sessions, intuitive writing and editorial collaborations, and/or group events, please contact Suzanne at suzanneguillette at gmail.com.
Testimonials for Intuitive Work + Moving, for You: Movement Healing
Every time I've had a reading with you, I always feel much more connected and at peace with the present than before we talked. You're so intuitive. You have a natural ability to connect to people and put them at ease with not just the process, but with what they're going through. -MA
Suzie is amazing! Her readings over the past two years have consistently yielded helpful information and a much-needed perspective on events in my life during a turbulent time. Suzie is a wise as well as kind person with a special gift that has been extraordinarily valuable - and I am grateful. - Patricia K.
I can’t even begin to tell you how HUGE our conversation was for me today. You gave me so much information and perspective and guidance and just wooooowwwww…What a wonderful gift you have! -CT
Well, I just had to share this miracle of love and healing with you. Thank you so much for being there and getting me through with your wisdom and support!! -AF
(Movement): Thank you again for sharing your movement practice with me…One word to summarize how the experience felt for me: validating. From the beginning of the session, the space we created felt uniquely my own. Opening up to you…made me feel so understood and seen. That feeling only continued to intensify as we began to move and dance…I felt like I wasn't alone in carrying this load…Just listening to my body and moving it in honor of myself felt like I was taking a lot of power back. Moving authentically and having you watch and be nonjudgmental helped to quell a lot of the negative self-talk and self-sabotage that has ruled my self-image and my life for a long time. For those few minutes, I didn't feel weird or wrong or crazy. I felt like me. -SL
(Movement): Today was such an incredible experience for me…I honestly didn't know what to expect coming in today and was very pleasantly surprised with how amazing I felt afterwards…I literally raved to my partner at how inspiring today was and feel like it was such a beneficial experience in so many ways. - CR
Writing: She's the author of Much to Your Chagrin: A Memoir of Embarrassment (Atria, 2009), which is about the year she spent collecting embarrassing stories on the streets of Manhattan, only to discover that her own life had become the most embarrassing story of all. Her work has appeared in Tin House, O Magazine, Quartz, the Rumpus, and elsewhere. Most recently, she published Battle Dress: What I Wore to Confront My Past (Kindle Single, 2017), a longform essay about reckoning with decades-old sexual violence. She has written about boxing, generosity, intuition, the genre of memoir and more. Suzanne has a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and a Master's of Fine Arts degree in Non-Fiction.
