Annie Guy

Annie Guy is a life coach, case manager, healthcare professional, wellness advocate, and entrepreneur whose career has centered on empowering individuals through expertise, empathy, and practical support. Based in Somerset, New Jersey, she is the founder of For the Love of Me, a life coaching practice she has operated for more than 12 years. Her coaching work focuses particularly on helping women embrace self-love, prioritize self-care, recognize their strengths, and create new paths forward. She provides clients with a supportive, nonjudgmental environment in both virtual and in-person settings, helping them acknowledge their past while focusing on their present circumstances and future goals.

Alongside her coaching practice, Guy has developed more than two decades of experience in healthcare and public service. She has served as Office Manager at Paul Gwozdz, M.D. Family Practice since 2001, overseeing clinical and administrative operations, supporting high-risk patients through case management, training medical students, coordinating patient care, and assisting with clinical procedures. Since 2022, she has also served as a Case Manager with Hughes Integrative Wellness, where she develops individualized case management plans, provides life-skills and personal-development support, coordinates with wellness professionals, and maintains clinical documentation while adhering to regulatory standards. Her academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Counseling from Pillar College and an Associate Degree in Law Enforcement from Raritan Valley Community College.

Guy's commitment to empowerment extends beyond her professional roles through her vision for Franklin's Grace, a nonprofit initiative designed to provide stable housing and life-skills training for young women who lack dependable living arrangements. The initiative emphasizes financial management, household responsibilities, personal development, independent living, and life coaching as foundations for long-term stability. Her professional and community contributions have been recognized through the Women in Resilience Award and Pillar College's Winning Women Award. Through her coaching, healthcare work, advocacy, and nonprofit efforts, Guy remains focused on helping people understand their worth, develop resilience, and build healthier and more independent lives.