Align Your Purpose, Passion, & Vision

Burnout Prevention

Professional Celebrant

Welcome! I'm Suzie.

Coachucation™ started out as the intersection (and interaction) between coaching and education. As Coachucation™ has evolved over the years and offers a variety of services, the core values remain the same. Honoring and aligning your purpose, passion, and vision. Whether that's through coaching and yoga, listening to the podcast, reading Because...You Matter, or creating a ceremony that honors a life cycle event, I hope to be of service to you.

Thank you for visiting!

Be well. Be safe. Be kind.

~Suzie

More about me

Keep Your Candle Lit...with these episodes.

All of The Keep Your Candle Lit podcast episodes are available here.

Desk Yoga

Exploring Mindset with Liz Longley

Just A Minute

More Episodes

Be a Sunflower- one petal at a time

Be a Sunflower

By Suzie Bichovsky • 10 Jul, 2023

There’s something about being outside surrounded or embraced by nature. What’s a nature element that really speaks to you? It could be the moment you notice the dark green of a treetop touching the vibrant blue of the sky.

But Why Do You Post On Fridays?

By Suzie Bichovsky-Thomas • 23 Jul, 2021

I’m awful at business growth, meaning- I don’t post when algorithms say I should. I don’t “buy” likes or followers or traffic to my site. I post all things related to burnout prevention on Fridays which used to be one of the worst days to do so.

Path of Origin

By Suzie Bichovsky-Thomas • 07 Jul, 2020

I got a phone call on Wednesday night with a funeral date for a family member that passed in March. During that conversation, we once again explored the path of origin. The surviving spouse got it from work (the area was an epicenter of contagion before we all knew what’s going on). The workplace was a school. It spread like wildfire (again, before anyone knew what it was).

Whispers of Wisdom

By Suzie Bichovsky-Thomas • 03 Apr, 2020

I know that you know this, but I think someone needs to hear this. Some of us are grieving: situations, people, places, jobs, routines, security. It goes on. Grief lets you have a pocket of peace and then smacks you in the face with a pocketbook full of cinderblocks. This is a piece I found on my computer- just now. The intention of it was to serve as an opening for a book that may or may not come one day.