Hello. I provide Energy Healing, Crystal Healing, and Grief Coaching to my clients.
If you are stressed, grief-stricken, feeling unwell or restless, I can help you.
I presently work with the Aloe Foundation to provide Reiki sessions at the Ronald McDonald House at Dell Children’s in Austin, Camp Mabry, the Breast Cancer Resource Center, and in my home.
I plan on working with Hospice soon to offer Grief Coaching sessions to family and friends.
I have written four books on grief and healing, and am now creating artwork that can be personalized for people who mourn.
With love,
Suzanne Gene Courtney
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Contact Information
http://sbpra.com/suzannegenecourtney
Social Media
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/HeavenHeld2017
https://www.facebook.com/BooksandHealingbyCourtney
Twitter
https://twitter.com/SGeneCo12
Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/Suzanne-Gene-Courtney/e/B004IU6XBI
Experience And Certifications
B.S. Ed., RMT, IARP
Reviews and Testimonials – What clients say about Suzanne’s work
Book Review: Heaven Held
“Suzanne Gene Courtney’s spiritual account of her communication with her deceased son is a moving and uplifting testament to love, hope, and faith. Like her other works— Through the Eyes of a Dove and Ride to the Stars— Ms. Courtney has managed to draw on her inner-strength and godliness to inspire those suffering from grief. Heaven Held is unique in the author’s oeuvre in that it is a direct conversation with her son, illuminating the afterlife— and, particularly, the salvation of children— through a touching communion with her own, now angelic, child. The book, however, is not simply a series of accounts; it is, in its own way, a manual for living with grief, an instruction guide for how one should think about death, the proper mind frame for the bereaved, and the types of questions one should ask. Both a personal journey and a universal imperative to find grace and meaning, Heaven Held is sure to raise the spirits of those in pain.” — Charles Asher, Phi Beta Kappa Reviewer
In The News
Monroe Evening News, Monroe, MI
Blue Hawaii, section B, Sunday, June 21, 1998
(This was a full-page interview about my son’s passing.)
Monroe County Parent Magazine
“Favorite Story an Easy Answer,”
Oct. 2009, by Doug Donnelly, Parent Editor
Story Monsters Ink: Monster Reviews
Ride to the Stars (My first children’s book about loss and grief.)
