About Us

Suzanne Davison
Founder & CEO, Get You Get Others

Clinical Hypnotherapist | Master NLP Practitioner | Life & Business Coach | EMDR & Trauma Therapist | Speaker | Creator of the GYGO Profiling System

I’m Suzanne, the founder and creator of Get You Get Others (GYGO), a profiling system designed to help people finally understand themselves and the relationships that matter most. As CEO of the company behind it, I lead a growing movement that’s transforming the way families connect, communicate and move forward - together.

With over 15 years’ experience as a therapist and coach, I’ve worked with thousands of individuals, couples and families to help them untangle what’s really going on beneath the surface, especially when love is there but understanding is missing. I’m a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Master NLP Practitioner, EMDR and trauma therapist, and life and business coach. I’ve delivered training in schools and corporate settings, spoken for major UK law firms, and run retreats and group programmes across the UK.

But GYGO wasn’t created in a clinic or built from textbooks. It came from real life. I was a parent who got things wrong. My marriage broke down. My daughters struggled with their mental health. And I didn’t have the tools to help them or myself. I wasn’t a bad mum. I just didn’t understand how differently we were all wired, or how easily families can fall apart when those differences aren’t seen or supported.

That was the turning point. I stopped trying to fix what was broken and started building something new. GYGO began as a way to make sense of those patterns - why we clash, why we disconnect, and how we can finally reach each other without blame or burnout.

This isn’t just a personality quiz. It’s a language for real relationships. Whether you’re a Square who needs structure, a Heart who craves connection, a Diamond who thrives on energy and excitement, or a Circle who needs results, GYGO helps you explain who you are and understand the people you love with clarity, not confusion.

Today, I work directly with individuals, couples, families and organisations to help shift unhelpful patterns, support emotional wellbeing, and rebuild connection where it’s been lost. This isn’t about fixing people. It’s about finally understanding each other in a way that lasts.

I’m not just building a brand. I’m building a movement. And I’m proud to be doing it with a team who live and breathe this work.

Michelle Bush
Lead Coach & Education Specialist

Parent Advocate | ADHD & Life Coach | Education Consultant | Transition Specialist

Hi, I’m Michelle. I help parents become the voice their child needs, because I know what it feels like to be the child who didn’t have one.

I’ve worked in education for over 25 years, mainly within secondary schools, but my heart has always been with the ones I call the lost children. The quiet ones who slip through the net. They’re not causing chaos or demanding attention, but they’re struggling all the same. And too often, they’re overlooked.

My main expertise, and the part I’ve always felt most passionate about, is helping children and families manage the transition from primary to secondary school. That moment is often the first real pain point in a child’s life, and it can have a lasting impact on how they view themselves, school and the world around them. I’ve supported hundreds of children through that change, helping them and their parents navigate the anxiety and uncertainty that comes with it. Get that right and you change the whole trajectory.

Maybe that focus comes from personal experience. I was a school refuser. Not because I was naughty or didn’t have friends, but because I just couldn’t cope with the environment. Back in the 80s, there were no educational welfare officers or systems like there are now. I could spend a whole day sat in a field and nobody would even know. Not the school, not my parents. I didn’t have that one adult who made things feel okay. So, everything I’ve done since has been about being that person. The one I needed.

I’ve worked across a wide range of roles  - primary liaison, safeguarding, attendance, behaviour, data, admissions, and even as director of an alternative provision. But whatever the title, I’ve always been the go-to person. The one students and families came to when things were going wrong and nobody else was listening. I’ve worked with mainstream pupils, children with SEND, and families at breaking point. And I’ve always fought to be the voice for the child who couldn’t find their own.

I trained in life coaching with a distinction, became a qualified ADHD coach, and built coaching programmes within schools. I’m also a certified Parent Advocate in Education, helping families understand their rights and navigate the system. I’ve won a community award for my work with vulnerable children and was twice nominated for Essex Teacher of the Year - not bad for someone who’s never technically been a teacher.

Eventually, I realised I couldn’t do what I really wanted while still working in the system. So, I left. Not because I’d had enough of the children, but because I couldn’t stand watching them being failed. Now I work directly with parents to empower them to be the voice their child needs. Because every child deserves someone fighting for them. That person just needs to know how.

This work with the Get You Get Others programme has been years in the making. We’ve tested it in schools, refined it with families, and now we’re launching it properly and from the heart. I believe that if we can get things right at home, if parents can understand their children and help them feel seen, then school life can be turned around too. We’re here to help families build that bridge and we’re doing it now because the need has never been greater.

If you're a parent who’s feeling lost or has a child who’s slipping through the cracks, I’m here. You don’t have to do this alone.

Pauline Hicks
Marketing Lead, GYGO

With a foundation in design and over 20 years of experience in brand and marketing leadership, I bring together creative insight, strategic thinking, and a focus on measurable growth. My background in design has given me an instinct for how visuals and words work together to create impact, while my years in marketing have shaped a results-driven approach rooted in clarity, consistency, and connection. I’ve worked across a wide range of industries, helping businesses define their voice, communicate their value, and build long-term relationships with the people they serve.

At GYGO, I lead the marketing strategy, content direction, and community growth - turning the founders’ therapeutic insight into campaigns that are relatable, authentic, and emotionally engaging. My focus is on helping people discover how understanding themselves and others can change everything - from how they parent, partner, and lead, to how they see themselves. Every message, course, and campaign is built to make self-awareness practical and personal.

What drew me to GYGO wasn’t just the quality of its programmes but the integrity behind them. It’s a concept that meets people where they are, without judgement, and gives them the tools to move forward with confidence. I believe in the team’s vision, the honesty of the work, and the community that continues to grow around it. GYGO isn’t just another coaching brand - it’s a movement for real understanding and genuine change, and I’m proud to help shape how the world gets to experience it.

Amy & Maisie

The GYGO Events Team

When it comes to GYGO events, we’ve got the perfect duo in Amy and Maisie. Together, they bring the creativity, warmth and organisation that turn ideas into unforgettable experiences.

Amy has a background in private aviation, where she looked after some of the world’s most high-profile clients, from celebrities to royalty. Her passion for connection shines through in every event she helps create, leaving people feeling seen, celebrated and part of something special. Having already supported GYGO behind the scenes, she now brings sparkle, ideas and a natural ability to make every experience feel memorable.

Maisie has over five years’ experience in organisation and logistics, with a sharp eye for detail and a talent for processes. Her background as a supervisor means she knows exactly how to keep things running smoothly. As our steady Square, she makes sure every detail is cared for. Where Amy brings the vision and flair, Maisie is the anchor who ensures structure and ease, creating the perfect balance between them.

Like many in the GYGO family, both Amy and Maisie have been on their own journeys of growth. Amy’s experience living with ADHD and burnout, and Maisie’s insight from walking alongside her best friend through life’s highs and lows, mean they bring empathy as well as skill. Their friendship is the foundation of their partnership: two different perspectives, one shared passion. Together, they make sure every GYGO event is not only beautifully organised, but full of heart and enthusiasm too.