From Attempted Suicide To Success with Belkis Clarke-Mitcham

Belkis Clarke-Mitcham is a Motivational Teacher and Transformational Life Coach who helps women over 25 who have lived through trauma to identify their prisons, break free, and unleash their unique light. A survivor of sexual abuse, Belkis has risen from a place of attempted suicide to success. For more than a decade, she has been captivating, inspiring, motivating and teaching audiences across the globe, including survivors of sexual abuse and trauma, how to uncover their truth, identify their innate value and map their purpose as they journey to legendary transformation. 

Belkis holds a bachelors in English and a minor in Communication and an M. A. in Human Communication. Belkis worked as a journalist for over twelve years and has taught at every level from pre-school to university. Covering mostly human interest stories and spending one-quarter of class time motivating students, Belkis recognized what her life’s calling was--coaching. She made the switch to her life’s purpose doing what she was most passionate about.  Belkis has spent more than a decade coaching suicidal and depressed teens and adults, has co-authored “Tying the Knot Between Ministry and the Market Place, Volume 2) and is an ambassador for Mission 22.
 
Her writing has been featured on the international Red Cross website, local media in the Dutch Antilles, Thrive global and has been on several podcasts such as She's Making an Impact, The Pitchtank, and The Authentic Courage series, among others. She is co-author of the anthology Tying the Knot Between Ministry and the Marketplace Volume 2. The ultimate Caribbean girl, you can contact her via her website www.belkisclarke.com.