Life Coaching for College & Teen Girls
with Suzanne
Feel Heard & Understood.
YOU are what you've been waiting on! Learn how to feel more confident, better understand your emotional reactions, and manage anxiety.
Being an over-achieving girl can feel lonely and isolating, but not when you have Suzanne on your side!
You are on your way to overcoming all that blocks your path to becoming the girl of your dreams.

Suzanne Hanna, Ed.S. | Life Coach for College & Teen Girls
So why do you feel like you're drowning in anxiety?
The internal pressure to achieve even more while never feeling good enough.
The smile you put on when everyone asks how you're doing.
And that irritating voice in your head that says:
"Am I good enough?" "What if I fail?" "Why can't I just be happy and grateful with all I've achieved?"
Late at night, when the perfectionist mask comes off, the truth emerges.
You're tired. Very tired. Of pretending you have it all together and all figured out.
Of feeling like no one really sees the struggle beneath your success. It takes so much work to be you.
Of being the "perfect" daughter, student, friend, sister...while your anxiety silently spirals.
Your parents mean well, but they don't really get it.
"You have so much to be grateful for! Why are you so stressed? Just breathe!"
Your friends are either competing with you or complaining about their own drama.
Your professors see your effort, not your worth. Your smile fools them.
And your love life? It's either non-existent or you're in a serious relationship that isn't really what you want (and you secretly wish you weren't so tied down).
You're left feeling alone in a room full of people who think you've got it all.
The exhaustion. The overthinking. The perfectionism.
The fear.
If this feels familiar, then you've landed in the right place, sweet girl.
I'm here to support you, listen to you, and give you ready-to-use strategies during each session to make your life easier.
It's not about being perfect; it's about learning to love yourself and to rely on yourself (you are amazing and capable and I'll prove that to you until you believe it).
It's time to break free from your negative spirals, and I'll teach you exactly how.
Click below and schedule your free mini session: it's time to feel calm and in control!

Life Coaching for College & Teen Girls

Suzanne Hanna, Ed.S. | Life Coach for College & Teen Girls
Hi! I’m Suzanne and I'm a Life Coach for driven and capable girls who look like they’re thriving on the outside, but might secretly feel anxious, overwhelmed, and tired of pretending on the inside.
I'll teach you how to manage stress, trust yourself, and feel confident in who you are. You belong here!
"Suzanne is one of the most genuine people I know! I have absolutely loved getting to work on bettering myself with her, she has great insight and truly cares about her clients! I have gotten so much great advice over my time working with her and I truly look forward to each session."
You'll start with submitting an application to work with me.
Here are the steps:
02. Complete the application (5 minutes or less)
03. Get excited: you're on your way to feeling heard & understood! When a spot opens, I will contact you!

Suzanne Hanna, Ed.S. | Life Coach for College & Teen Girls
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I hated swim team when I was young.
It was the source of one of my most embarrassing childhood moments.
I hated wearing a bathing suit so tight it made the rest of my body feel like a busted can of biscuits.
I hated the freezing morning practices (it was summer vacation, for goodness’ sake).
And worst of all, at the stupid end-of-season banquet...
I GOT AN AWARD FOR HOW BAD I WAS AT SWIM TEAM.
The coach — a gorgeous college swimmer — handed out superlatives that night.
Most of my teammates got the cute ones: Best Attitude, Cutest Backstroke, Most Likely to Be Miss Perfect.
And me? I got the “I Can’t Do This Syndrome” award.
Everyone laughed.
I turned fifty shades of red.
I was humiliated and spittin’-nails mad.
How dare she say I had a defeatist attitude?
Or worse... what if my teenage armor wasn’t as tough as I thought it was?
What if everyone already knew that deep down, I didn’t believe I could do it?
It took me years to admit it, but she was 100% correct.
I thought I was hiding my fear and my dislike of the yelling, the whistles, the breath-holding, the chaos.
But I wasn’t.
And here’s what I’ve learned since then:
What makes me the angriest is usually something true about me that I’d rather not see.
If something (or someone) really gets under your skin, it might be worth asking:
Could it be that you’re angry because it’s true?
Facing our vulnerabilities is tough work.
And instead of facing them, we often just get mad.
Anger can be a mirror.
It reflects the parts of ourselves we haven’t yet accepted.
My anger isn’t always about others. It's often pointing me toward a truth about myself I haven’t made peace with yet.
So if something stings today, take a breath before you lash out.
Ask what it’s trying to show you.
You’re stronger than you think you are.
And for the record, the stupid Elks Club swim team can still bite me.
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