Although she formally left her work in social services in 1997, she continues working with infants, parents & families through her partnership with Infant Massage USA. – an ideal blend of her background in child development and her role as a massage therapist.

Suzanne's role in the field of Infant Massage is as an International Educator, Trainer and Humanitarian. Suzanne's comprehensive knowledge base, her passion for this work, her integrative approach, the integrity of her commitment to her students and her energetic presentation is what make her courses and presentation educational, inspiring and fun. She is confident that, together, we can help create more compassionate communities worldwide.

Suzanne's trains clinicians, practitioners and laypersons around the world as parent educators - either adding to and complimenting the student's area of existing work or helping them develop a whole new direction in their service to infants and their families. Suzanne presents at national and international conferences to expand the awareness and knowledge of infant massage as an age-old practice that is scientifically validated as a way to nurture the love our children are born to share. The bells and whistles of infant massage are the list of clinical benefits that can't be ignored. There is so much to get excited about as we learn more about the infant, and the real responsibility we have to pledge that we shall do everything in our power to preserve the love each child is born to share. It's simply what being human is about.

April 2006 marked the release of Suzanne's first book: Baby Massage - Soothing Strokes For Healthy Growth by Viking Press (a division of Penguin). In addition, Suzanne appeared in a 6-page article in People Magazine (Issue: April 24, 2006) - highlighting her humanitarian service to abandoned children in the Republic of Belarus.

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