Welcome
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VISION - to help those who have suffered loss of self and purpose transform their lives – mind, body, and soul.
MISSION - to motivate and inspire those who have experienced disruption in life to reform their mindset and step into their full potential.
VALUES - Integrity, Honesty, Accountability, Compassion
Speaking
Consulting
Consulting
Looking for a dynamic speaker for your next event?
Look no further. I’m an enthusiastic and passionate speaker who keeps audiences engaged .
Consulting
Consulting
Consulting
Sometimes, even the best of us need help to sort some things out.
I can help you by consulting on a
variety of topics in healthcare, and life in general.
Coaching
Consulting
Coaching
Are you in need of private or group coaching?
I coach victims of sexual assault to help them overcome the trauma and position them as powerful self- advocates, instead of becoming mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and physically shut-in.
Testimonials
“Marie McKenzie shows such bravery in sharing her personal story of childhood sexual abuse. Her lived experience is one that many young women face. Her story, as it’s shared in Things that Keep My Up at Night, as well as, in her work as a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner is a testament that she is a thriving survivor.” — JoEllen Revell, Program Director, Victim Service Center of Central Florida
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Marie has a powerful message to share and does it so eloquently. She really connects with the audience and we find that we begin to heal from our childhood and adult traumas. We realize that we are not alone in our suffering. What an amazing gift she is sharing with others; the gift of healing.” — Dr. Gabrielle Bernard, M.D.
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“Marie is an amazing speaker. Her book, Things That Keep Me Up At Night, inspired guests to be actively participating and involved during the forum. She provided resources that parents can use to help their children when it comes to prevention or management of sexual abuse.”— Adebola Atanda, RN
