Dr. Suanne Lewis is a psychologist, author, speaker, and therapist of many years. She is a wife, mother, dog mom, certified yoga and T’ai Chi Chih instructor, and avid animal lover. She just finished her second novel (Disappearance at Sycamore Grove: A Journey of Courage, Forgiveness, and Acceptance). Solving a mystery leads to growth, forgiveness, and acceptance for its main characters, and adds some humor and romance for a bit of spice.
Suanne writes about finding the extraordinary in the mundane (Baxter Tales: Personally Transformed by A Basset Hound Who Taught Me About Coping with Change).
She continues to using her storytelling techniques to design quirky teaching tales that promote parent-to-child communication skills to build conversation and open relationships (Do You Know How to Talk with Your Young Child? Learn the 4 Step Approach to Converse and Connect).
In her first novel, Suanne's characters, grappling with bullying, family discord, and secret-keeping, find that friendship and community support are important keys to courage and resiliency.
If you yearn to contemplate positive and uplifting relationships, love considering quirky friendships with animals (especially dogs), and feel connected to a strong, universal energy, you’ll enjoy my books and blogs.
Join me in my writing journey and my devotion to energy practices and mindfulness techniques!
Dr. Suanne Lewis is a psychologist, author, speaker, and therapist of many years. She is a wife, mother, dog mom, certified yoga and T’ai Chi Chih instructor, and avid animal lover. She just finished her second novel (Disappearance at Sycamore Grove: A Journey of Courage, Forgiveness, and Acceptance). Solving a mystery leads to growth, forgiveness, and acceptance for its main characters, and adds some humor and romance for a bit of spice.
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My computer is having a serious glitch so my correction will be brief.
In my last post, I introduced our neighbor Stella, Calli’s canine friend from sound the corner. I described her as a Great Dane. I mistakenly thought someone identified her as such.
Today, I found out she is a purebred Irish Wolfhound. While she is a large dog, she did not strike me as the size I expected of an Irish Wolfhound. Although about 160 lbs., her “big” brother weighs 238 lbs. and is a few inches taller than she....
This is just a brief message to announce how pleased I am to have a book signing scheduled for my recently published book, Disappearance at Sycamore Grove: A Journey of Courage, Forgiveness, and Acceptance.
The book signing will be at Main Street Books, Frostburg, MD, on Saturday, October 4, 2025, from 11:00 am-2:00 pm. The venue is a lovely, cozy, small-town bookstore!
I'll share more details with you as planning continues.
Calli, my fuzzy consultant, and I have been working on finalizing the...
Laura entered the Bellaire Senior Center for her weekly seated yoga class. She planned to focus on balance today, helping her students develop increased awareness of their body's position in space. Initially, she would use the chairs for support to focus while seated, and then, if members chose to stand, she would use the chairs to further their balance practice safely.
Members called out their greetings, and Laura conducted the class with quiet confidence and attention. She ended the session...
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Nina and her mother want to have a peaceful summer after a very stressful school year. Plans are shattered when Nina's new friend disappears after they have a disagreement. Is Nina responsible for the disappearance? She is determined to solve the mystery.
