Marilyn Mutsune

Marilyn Mutsune is a Certified Addiction Recovery Coach and founder of Fixing You Now. After overcoming 16 years of addiction herself, Marilyn turned her personal journey into a mission: to help others find freedom and purpose in recovery.

She holds a formal Addiction Recovery Certification from the University of Derby and is also a Certified Addiction Recovery Coach, equipping her with both academic grounding and hands-on expertise to guide individuals through the complex path of healing.

Marilyn complements her recovery work with certifications in Transformation Life Coaching, Meditation, and Goal Success Coaching, offering a well-rounded, holistic approach to lasting change. Blending lived experience with proven strategies, she meets clients where they are—with empathy, structure, and real-world tools.

Her passion lies in helping people not just recover, but rebuild—one honest, hopeful day at a time.

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