I was born and raised in Montreal. Though I moved away over twenty years ago, I still refer to Montreal as home. Currently, I live in Toronto and practice Family Law with an emphasis on representing survivors of domestic abuse, and children. Many of the children that I represent are living in foster care, group homes or on their own. I deeply cherish my childhood memories and I am very thankful to my family and friends for their unconditional love and support. It is a joy to be married to my husband and I am grateful to him for co-creating our home which has offered me my most valuable role, that of being a mother to two wonderful girls. It is my privilege and passion to have discussions with my own kids and my child clients that encourage them to think about their inner world. As such, I have written a children's book collection called "The Home Within You." The book collection codifies the lessons I impart on my children so that they may look inward and feel at home. It is my greatest hope that this book collection helps our children build a strong sense of self-awareness, self-esteem, and resilience. I welcome opportunities to share the message of "looking inward and feeling at home being you." I enjoy talking with readers and can be reached at Suzie@TheHomeWithinYou.com Painter Youngcheol Lee believes that "There is love in the scenery of the mind." He looks at all the lives in the world with the eyes of love. The landscape that emerges in his mind is clearly written in primary colors, the form is simple and easy, and the content is drawn purely with intention. He tries to capture the precious values of life that many adults lose little by little as they get older, such as love, friendship, forgiveness, sharing, laughter, dreams, and hope. The past and the future are also connected, as is all of life, including animals and plants. All connected Earth creatures want to be happy. That is the reason to cooperate, make concessions, and share. Painter Youngcheol Lee wants to convey this message with his paintings to all the "adult children" in the world, who are still playing in their hearts as adults-"Every day, look into yourself even for a short time. In the landscape of your mind, there is always love, all connected as one."Visit the Artist's website for full details of his bio along with his contributions to other books and exhibits.