Suzanne Ma
author : Suzanne Ma\nThroughout her 30 year career as a licensed clinical social worker, Suzanne Maggio has helped hundreds of families improve their relationships by encouraging them to open their hearts and share their stories. She now trains the new generation of helpers as a university lecturer in Psychology, Counseling and Social Work. The granddaughter of Italian immigrants, she grew up understanding the importance of family and the pleasures of gathering around a dining room table laden with good company and delicious food. Passionate about travel, cooking and sports, Suzanne is an avid baseball fan. She attended her first New York Mets baseball game at the age of eight with her grandfather, a former sports writer from Italy. In 2016 she won a silver award from Travelers Tales for “Yo Soy,” a story about the search for identity while traveling in Nicaragua. Her work has also been published in Sonoma Family Life, an award winning parenting magazine and Junior Baseball Magazine. Her essay, ULTREIA, will be published later this year in the Adelaide Literary Award Anthology. THE CARDINAL CLUB - A DAUGHTER’S JOURNEY TO ACCEPTANCE is her first book.\n\nShe lives in Northern California with her husband, where they raised their two sons and where they now manage two rambunctious dogs and a brood of demanding chickens.
author : Suzanne Ma\nThroughout her 30 year career as a licensed clinical social worker, Suzanne Maggio has helped hundreds of families improve their relationships by encouraging them to open their hearts and share their stories. She now trains the new generation of helpers as a university lecturer in Psychology, Counseling and Social Work. The granddaughter of Italian immigrants, she grew up understanding the importance of family and the pleasures of gathering around a dining room table laden with good company and delicious food. Passionate about travel, cooking and sports, Suzanne is an avid baseball fan. She attended her first New York Mets baseball game at the age of eight with her grandfather, a former sports writer from Italy. In 2016 she won a silver award from Travelers Tales for “Yo Soy,” a story about the search for identity while traveling in Nicaragua. Her work has also been published in Sonoma Family Life, an award winning parenting magazine and Junior Baseball Magazine. Her essay, ULTREIA, will be published later this year in the Adelaide Literary Award Anthology. THE CARDINAL CLUB - A DAUGHTER’S JOURNEY TO ACCEPTANCE is her first book.\n\nShe lives in Northern California with her husband, where they raised their two sons and where they now manage two rambunctious dogs and a brood of demanding chickens.