Today we’d like to introduce you to Suandria Hall.
Hi Suandria, it’s an honor to have you on the platform. Thanks for taking the time to share your story with us – to start maybe you can share some of your backstory with our readers?
Funny thing is, I was a college dropout. I started as a computer science major, became bored, dropped out, and explored life. I later returned to school with a focus on psychology. I experienced so much change and transition, failures and restarts, and wanted to first learn about myself. Then the journey evolved to wanting to help others understand themselves and find healing. I became a therapist through my own journey.
Funny thing is, I was a college dropout. I started as a computer science major, became bored, dropped out, and explored life. I later returned to school with a focus on psychology. I experienced so much change and transition, failures and restarts, and wanted to first learn about myself. Then the journey evolved to wanting to help others understand themselves and find healing. I became a therapist through my own journey.
I’m sure you wouldn’t say it’s been obstacle free, but so far would you say the journey have been a fairly smooth road?
No way! It has been a bumpy road of learning and growing and evolving. I was facing myself in a new way; all of my fears, my beliefs, my way of thinking, and relating. I knew I couldn’t be the only one coming to terms with SELF. I take the self-discovery, empathy, support, and education I’ve gained and share it with others in my work. It’s my source, it’s what I draw from; my humanity.
No way! It has been a bumpy road of learning and growing and evolving. I was facing myself in a new way; all of my fears, my beliefs, my way of thinking, and relating. I knew I couldn’t be the only one coming to terms with SELF. I take the self-discovery, empathy, support, and education I’ve gained and share it with others in my work. It’s my source, it’s what I draw from; my humanity.
Great, so let’s talk business. Can you tell our readers more about what you do and what you think sets you apart from others?
I’m a clinical mental health trained therapist and life coach. I focus on supporting clients facing life transitions, religious trauma, and women’s issues and practice is online exclusively allowing me to see clients all over the world. I’m in six countries, and counting, at the moment.
I’m a clinical mental health trained therapist and life coach. I focus on supporting clients facing life transitions, religious trauma, and women’s issues and practice is online exclusively allowing me to see clients all over the world. I’m in six countries, and counting, at the moment.
I think what sets me apart is my story and how I’ve overcome quite a bit. The losses and setbacks, the bumpy journey to finding courage and resilience to move forward and thrive. I don’t think I’m more special than anyone else; just a human being having a human experience. And it’s this shared experience that allows me to sit across from my clients and believe in them. I see the hurt, fear, confusion in my client’s eyes and think “YES, you can do this. Because if I could find power, hope, courage, and see results for myself, you can too.”
How do you define success?
I define success as connecting to what truly matters to you, what you value, and what you genuinely care about, then living that out in the most authentic way you can.
I define success as connecting to what truly matters to you, what you value, and what you genuinely care about, then living that out in the most authentic way you can.
Pricing:
- 50min counseling and coaching sessions – $100
- 30min counseling and coaching sessions – $55
Contact Info:
- Email: Suandria@mychoicemypower.com
- Website: www.Mychoicemypower.com
- Instagram: @Mychoicemypowercounseling
Image Credits
Professional shots by artofher.com
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