MeeTwo connects with young people seeking help

When sex columnist Suzi Godson began to get a growing volume of questions from younger people,  she decided to create an app where they could get safe and anonymous advice
MeeTwo connects with young people seeking help

The look and feel of MeeTwo also appeals to young people who spend so much time on social media platforms. File picture

SUZI GODSON has more experience than most when it comes to tackling issues head on. The Irish-born writer moved to London to attend art school when she was 18, set up her own design business, then retrained as a psychologist, and published two bestsellers. 

She has been a sex columnist with The Times for 16 years, as well as this paper since 2013, and is also a mother of four. So, when she began to receive more and more correspondence from younger people seeking advice, she decided to do something about it.

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