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Sandra Robertson, like another recent guest of the show (Deirdre Courtney, episode 49), was told by her mentor Lillian Bridges (episode 31) that she had the facial characteristics of a writer and thus should write. And so she did, submitting her first book proposal for her first book to Singing Dragon Press. They liked what they saw and today, Treating Children with Chinese Dietary Therapy is the product of Sandra's determination to follow her ming, her destiny. As Sandra and I take a stroll down memory lane (we were once classmates), we also discuss the tenets of nutrition. We raise issues such as the alarming normalization and rampant increase of food sensitivities and allergies, the nutritional intuition of children and why it should be trusted, and far too commonly encountered metabolic disorders such as diabetes. Sandra advocates eating locally and seasonally, and organically when possible, and demonstrates how doing otherwise can lead to nutritional imbalances. She is replete with practical advice on how to make good health more accessible through simple food choices according to principles of Chinese medicine, the bedrock of her new book, and we talk about how that book came to fruition. We also discuss her mentorship in face reading with Lillian Bridges and how that has impacted her practice and life. Stay tuned to the end of this episode for a special discount offer on our newest online course in Applied Facial Diagnosis with Lillian's colleague and guest of this podcast, CT Holman (episode 25). With Sandra's background as a TCM practitioner with certification in face reading, and her love for children and food, her nutritional recipe for a more vibrant life is something we can all benefit from. Please enjoy this episode of Pacific Rim College Radio with Sandra Robertson. Episode Links: NourishLifeMedicine.com Instagram: @nourish_life_medicine Learning Links: School of Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine at PRC Online Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine courses at PRCOnline Applied Facial Diagnosis with CT Holman Student Clinic at PRC

As Sandra says, “culture is easy to sense and hard to measure.”  That is why she set out to develop a technology to help organizations be more diverse and inclusive.  In this episode, you will learn about: The software she created to help organizations manage diversity and inclusion Ideas for Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to measure diversity The current state of gender equality and tangible ideas to drive better gender balance Follow Sandra at https://www.linkedin.com/in/sandra-healy/, https://inclusio.io/, and https://www.dcu.ie/. Find Julie at https://nextpivotpoint.com/ or @nextpivotpoint.

In this episode, we discuss Love Hacked by Penny Reid. Sandra is looking for a stable, long term relationship. She takes all her first dates to the same restaurant and every date ends the same way. The guy starts crying. One night, after Sandra’s newest date leaves in tears, Alex the waiter and Sandra share a passionate kiss. Alex is hot and obviously Mr. Wrong, but Sandra decides to enjoy a fling for once. Alex is smart, secretive, and complicated. As Sandra begins to develop feeling for Alex, she realizes that maybe Mr. Wrong is perfect for her after all.

We talk with Sandra Streit of Tap Into Your Inner Child all about the Emotional Freedom Technique, also known as tapping. Learn how to do it, and why you might want to work with a professional as well. In the “You Want Me To Do What??” section, Nicole details a table top approach that works for her. Episode Recap: Interview with Sandra - 2:20s, "You Want Me To Do What??" section - 44:04s Highlights: EFT stands for Emotional Freedom Technique, which is using the energy meridians to clear blockages that are happening in the body. As Sandra will say, emotions are energy in motion, that get stuck if you don’t allow them to be processed. EFT has been extensively researched as a method for treating anxiety and depression, with clinical studies such as this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6381429/ proving the reduction in symptoms in as little as three sessions. The basic recipe for table top tapping is the following: Tap sequentially on nine points of the body - side of the hand below the pinky, bridge of the nose between the eyebrows, side of the eyes/on the temples, under the eyes, under the nose, on the chin, on the collarbone, and under the armpit Adding a word or short phrase that focuses on what is aiming to be addressed also helps with this process Nicole learned about tapping through hypnotherapy, and while she hasn’t adopted it as a habit, found some benefit when experiencing it. Resources: Where to Find Sandra: IG: @tapintoyourinnerchild FB Group: Rising Above Trauma: Path of Self Empowerment https://www.tapintoyourinnerchild.com Other Well Known Practitioners: Dawson Church, Brad Yates, Dr. Peta Stapleton Learning Institutions for Emotional Freedom Technique https://www.eftuniverse.com/ https://www.tappingsolutionfoundation.org/

Hi listeners, and thanks for tuning in to Spectrum With SAS!Sandra takes a moment to address the current world situation regarding COVID-19, and ways to keep social… think about it as physical distancing, not social distancing. You’re not alone, we’re all in this together! Stay safe.We talk about Adulting: Skills and Expectations. Everyone is navigating through unspoken rules and expectations. Sandra and Sarah both agree that success is different for everyone, addressing everything from hygiene, driving, to friendships! What’s important is how you measure your own success – through your own efforts and goals, not society’s expectations. Don’t be afraid to use alternatives and accommodations to reach your goals for adulting and skill building. How you do you that? Evaluate if it’s a healthy challenge to your comfort zone, or unnecessary self-torture for the sake of “milestones” that someone else set for you. As Sarah says, everyone is on an eternal journey of being comfortable in their “meatsuit” – which is to say, everybody is constantly trying to find their purpose in life.We also ask parents of children and adults on the Spectrum to let Autistics surprise them! It’s unfair to set dismal, low expectations, but it’s equally unfair to set unattainable, high expectations. Consider your own child or adult on the Spectrum to be the creator of their life goals, and you won’t be disappointed. Sandra and Sarah discuss ideas to make it easier when pushing out of your comfort zone, such as finding aspects of the task that you like. But if it’s the status quo you dislike – go out and change it! Educate others, share information, if you’re able and willing. The only way to create change is to make it. Turning down the lane of a different subject, our sassy hosts talk a bit on friendships. It’s hard to fit in, but all you need to do is find “your” people. In some instances, the diagnosis of ASD can be a saving grace with the ability to request accommodations, and having a deeper understanding of your own behaviors, triggers, and quirks. In other instances, it can be the cause of others underestimating and belittling. It’s good to access when it’s appropriate to divulge a diagnosis.For caregivers, family, and friends of those on the autism spectrum, just because your Autistic ward, family member, or friend doesn’t express appreciation for the things that you do, doesn’t mean that they’re ungrateful. Sandra and Sarah mention that sometimes the gratitude is expressed in a different manner than you’d expect – and it’s not always easy to decipher. As Sandra puts it, “If you’re given the right supports, you can turn into a beautiful… caterpillar!” As always, keep it sassy.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/spectrumwithsas)

Hi listeners, and thanks for tuning in to Spectrum With SAS! Sandra takes a moment to address the current world situation regarding COVID-19, and ways to keep social… think about it as physical distancing, not social distancing. You’re not alone, we’re all in this together! Stay safe. We talk about Adulting: Skills and Expectations. Everyone is navigating through unspoken rules and expectations. Sandra and Sarah both agree that success is different for everyone, addressing everything from hygiene, driving, to friendships! What’s important is how you measure your own success – through your own efforts and goals, not society’s expectations. Don’t be afraid to use alternatives and accommodations to reach your goals for adulting and skill building. How you do you that? Evaluate if it’s a healthy challenge to your comfort zone, or unnecessary self-torture for the sake of “milestones” that someone else set for you. As Sarah says, everyone is on an eternal journey of being comfortable in their “meatsuit” – which is to say, everybody is constantly trying to find their purpose in life. We also ask parents of children and adults on the Spectrum to let Autistics surprise them! It’s unfair to set dismal, low expectations, but it’s equally unfair to set unattainable, high expectations. Consider your own child or adult on the Spectrum to be the creator of their life goals, and you won’t be disappointed. Sandra and Sarah discuss ideas to make it easier when pushing out of your comfort zone, such as finding aspects of the task that you like. But if it’s the status quo you dislike – go out and change it! Educate others, share information, if you’re able and willing. The only way to create change is to make it. Turning down the lane of a different subject, our sassy hosts talk a bit on friendships. It’s hard to fit in, but all you need to do is find “your” people. In some instances, the diagnosis of ASD can be a saving grace with the ability to request accommodations, and having a deeper understanding of your own behaviors, triggers, and quirks. In other instances, it can be the cause of others underestimating and belittling. It’s good to access when it’s appropriate to divulge a diagnosis. For caregivers, family, and friends of those on the autism spectrum, just because your Autistic ward, family member, or friend doesn’t express appreciation for the things that you do, doesn’t mean that they’re ungrateful. Sandra and Sarah mention that sometimes the gratitude is expressed in a different manner than you’d expect – and it’s not always easy to decipher. As Sandra puts it, “If you’re given the right supports, you can turn into a beautiful… caterpillar!” As always, keep it sassy.

Codebreakers: Discover The Password To Unlock The Best Version Of You With Sandra Biskind Intuition as a Decision Making Tool - Early bird Tickets Sponsors: Fearless Om The Moore Institute SumshineDaydreams Opulenze Jewelry Relfy Abundance Yoga Centered Self Wellness Practice Works Harvest Moon As this podcast goes to air, we're moving into the season of Autumn, creating a shift in energy for all of us. It's time to harvest your work for this year! All of this cosmic energy I talk about on my Energy Focus for the Week, which you can find the replay of on my website or tune into on Sundays on Facebook and Instagram. Join me. As we continue in this new series, we're talking all about Intuition and how it has helped so many people in their lives to do the work they do. My guest, Sandra Biskind is a global thought leader, international speaker, spiritual mentor and #1 bestselling author. She has a unique gift to identify and eradicate the unconscious programs that undermine success-instantly amplifying her client's ability to live freely and thrive. Sandra and her husband Daniel created a multi-global award-winning retreat in New Zealand, named the World's Best Luxury Coastal Hotel in 2010. Sandra Biskind offers a rare combination of business savvy, transformational leadership and soul enrichment. With her down-to-earth wisdom coupled with her multi­dimensional gifts, she creates profound sustainable shifts. Sandra is committed to working with leaders who are passionate about attaining the next level of success and making a global impact. "Known for solving unsolvable problems", Jack Canfield said, "She is a profound healer, trainer, speaker and author who does some incredible transformational work. I've experienced her work and found it truly life changing - so much so I had her work with my entire staff with magical results. She has an amazing ability to shift energy and remove unconscious blocks on very deep levels. Using her unprecedented laser-like techniques, Sandra takes the brakes off your unconscious, freeing you to accelerate into the thrilling experience of a life without limits. CODEBREAKER: Discover The Password To Unlock The Best Version Of You reveals a system that helps explain the mind, body and soul connection. CODEBREAKER is spirituality made practical. Its system can instantly shift the unconscious thoughts people harbor in the unconscious – which are the most insidious cause of failure – and make those shifts sustainable. You will be empowered to manifest your heart's desires and in essence have the “secret password” to enlightenment. – Jack Canfield, co-creator of Chicken Soup for the Soul series and The Success Principles and featured teacher in The Secret. Facebook Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Private Coaching Events In Codebreakers, the Biskinds guide readers on how to achieve a PLATINUM Life, integrating the following elements into their lives effectively and permanently, using specific tools, techniques, deep penetrating questions, meditations and more for each one: • Peace • Love • Awareness • Trust • Integrity • Neutrality • Unity • Mindfulness Perhaps the most transforming of these is Neutrality, in which Sandra is regarded globally as a Master. Neutrality erases the emotional charge that triggers you to react from previous memories and programs—freeing you from repetitive sabotaging behavior or physical pain. The Biskind's Quantum Neutrality method creates instant detachment. And the result is often complete change in circumstance, lasting a lifetime. Along with meditation, neutrality is the #1 top to raising one's vibration. Ask yourself: What are you feeling? What are you focused on? What do you want to feel? What focus will serve you? As Sandra and and her husband, Daniel, teach in their book, it's time to change the codes and transcend self imposed limitations. It's time to go beyond the stories we tell ourselves! Raise your vibration! Inspired to learn more about your own Spirit and vibration? Reach out. Reach out to Sandra or myself through social media or contact me through this episode. To your Spirit, Terri PS…Download my free guide to help you set up your own Spiritual Practice. You can find it on my website TerriAnnHeiman.com. PSS…Schedule a free Empowered Spirit Discovery Session right now so that we can discover the things getting in your way that you're likely not aware of, and what simple things would be most beneficial to you right now. Schedule a time that is best for you now! Book a Reiki Session - in person or remote.  Click here Join Terri's Facebook Group  Follow Terri on Instagram Find her on LinkedIn  

Our guest today, Sandra Centorino, is a helper, teacher and encourager! Sandra’s first foray into live video was In 2015. After hitting that GO LIVE button, her life and business received a huge surge, moving everything in a whole new direction - one that she would have never imagined.As Sandra told stories on live video, people starting watching and telling their friends to watch. She began growing an organic audience of people from around the globe which are today called “Livelies." Her live-streaming journey has been filled with connections, collaborations, clients, and customers… For several years, Sandra believed a lie. She had always assumed that everyone knew what she did, which turned out to be wrong. Live video has helped Sandra grow her charity Say it forward® and her business. “When we bring our words to life LIVE, we make instant connections and that's where the magic happens!’ - Sandra Centorino [0:05] Does the thought of pressing go live on places like Facebook or Instagram excite you? Or does it make you want to run in the opposite direction? [0:20] No matter where you fall on the spectrum of loving live video, you are going to love today's interview with my guest Sandra Centrino of Real Women Go Live. [0:32] Find out what it was like for our guest, Sandra Centorino of Real Women Go Live, to go live for the first time as a 50-something on Snapchat. You're also going to learn how the power of live video changed the trajectory of Sandra’s business.[1:06] Be sure you tune in until the very end...something special is waiting for you.[1:28] If the thought of pressing go live on Facebook or any other platform scares the living daylights out of you, I have a special treat for you today. Sandra Centorino from Real Women Go Live is in the house today to help us overcome that fear of pressing the dreaded go live button. [1:58] Find out about Yong and Sandra’s double-header AKA back to back podcast interviews [2:53] Sandra’s journey into live video [9:00] Learn about Sandra’s “Playgrounds” [9:46] Tips for overcoming the fear of going live [11:38] How being embarrassed when watching your first videos is a good thing[15:19] How going live is like driving a car [16:15] Connect with SandraWebsite InstagramFacebook Podcast Real Women Go Live Community[17:47] Tips for Quickly Discovering what to talk about on your live videos [21:15] Something special to help you on your journey into live video See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As Sandra and Quinsy settle into their new life, floating through a void of nothing, in a display home living room, they are greeted by a ringing doorbell and an odd object that threatens to tear them apart. This week’s episode featured Breanna Krause as The Announcer, Amelia Leonard as Sandra Mowgli, and Alexander Krause as Quinsy Trainer. The episode was written and edited by Alexander Krause, with Breanna Krause serving as the audio engineer. Music: The Dread – Kevin Macleod Netherworld Shanty – Kevin Macleod

As Sandra's family and friends deal with the cold reality of her sitting in prison, they question the motives thrown out by the prosecutor. They begin writing letters to the judge pleading for a new trial. Read more about the murder case against Sandra Melgar: on.khou.com/didshedoit

Do you feel that education is in need of a transformation? Sandra Cushway, founder of Freedom Thinkers School would say YES.  She felt there was a better way to teach and reach children and chose to make that change happen with her school. I contacted Sandra for this episode because everyone kept asking me about this unique school only 2 hours from where I live. This school feels like home. Ages are mixed, students are free to create and the kids are heard and respected. I knew I needed to get Sandra on the podcast, and am I ever happy I did! Sandra reminds me of an educational revolutionary (and past guest) that I know~ Mara Linaberger.  Both are former educators from the public system that decided to take personal action and create a new path in education for kids. Sandra Cushway wants to see the whole system change. She became so discouraged one day that she decided it was time to quit teaching. But before she did that she realized that she could be part of the change in education instead of giving up on it. So she took the leap and stepped out on her own creating Freedom Thinkers.Freedom Thinkers At Freedom Thinkers kids are supported, respected and are given space to create. The age group ranges from about Grades 4-9 but there are no separate classes.  Sandra stresses the importance of teaching real life skills such as money management and time management. For example, there are jobs for the students in the school. The jobs are not assigned. Students apply for the jobs that they want. They create resumes and cover letters and apply for the job. Sometimes they compete for a position. The school uses project based learning. In project based learning the students explore real world challenges and problems that are important to their personal interests. Many of these projects take them beyond the school walls and into their life. Students monitor their own time. Freedom Thinkers does not have set class schedules or bells. Teachers can and do teach specific subjects or programs but that is done in small groups, as they see fit. No day looks the same. Learning is collaborative. Success at the school is not based on a grade or mark. It's based on where the kids are learning and improving as individuals. One former student that suffers from Dyslexia felt such a change at the school she is going on to speak and blog about her experiences to bring awareness.What Kind Of Students Attend? Freedom Thinkers has a growing wait list with not enough space to meet the demand. Last year the school had 48 students. This year there were 61 students. When I last checked in with Sandra she said told me there are 23 spaces available for next year. But she already had 74 applicants for those spaces. They do not select a specific "type" of student. Students are chosen from a wide spectrum of learning abilities and interests. Sandra really wants people to understand that when you have a program and environment that allows children to learn, create and be themselves- the program will work for anyone. And the feedback is what makes it worthwhile. Parents and kids say there is a whole different feeling there. They are a family. The students leave thankful at the end of the day. Parents say that their child loves being at school now and they see positive differences in their children. Some families drive an hour each way to get to school everyday. Sandra holds open houses all of the time and if you happen to find yourself in Fort St. John BC, I encourage you to look in. If you can't do that, at least listen to this episode where she shares some remarkable stories of the effects their school is having on the kids and community. As Sandra says, "Let kids learn and support them in it". www.freedomthinkerseducation.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/freedomthinkerseducation/ My Life With Dyslexia

Click on the photo for more! Sandra Funk: New Jersey Girl of Interior Design Today in The Lounge, Nick talks shop with Sandra Funk of House of Funk, interior design's Jersey girl. Though originally from Michigan, Sandra now calls New Jersey home. House of Funk has offices in both New Jersey and the beloved New York City. Sandra took an unusual path to her interior design career; from planning to be a third-generation tire heiress, to a website/business finance consultant and then finally to an award-winning interior design principal. Find out how she did it all, in this episode of The Chaise Lounge. Breaking the Ice Sandra is a lover of neckwear. From scarves to necklaces, this is her accessory of choice. She supports Chavez for Charity, a maker of jewelry that gives a percentage of proceeds back to charitable causes, a business model that Sandra has also woven into House of Funk. Her perfect night out is a beautiful night stroll through New York City, stopping in for red wine and apps, and seeing where the evening takes her. She is a wife and mother of two beautiful daughters and takes great advantage of the Au Pair program! Growing up in Michigan, Sandra was always surrounded by a strong DIY spirit in her family and community. This is where the initial interior design seeds were planted. Getting Into the Business After assuming that she and her sister would take over the family business of tire retreading, it came as a shock when her father sold the business. Sandra had even started college as a finance major in order to do just that. Upon graduation, forced to discover a new path, Sandra took on her first job as a business consultant, which allowed her to travel while she figured out her next steps. At that time, website usability consulting started to take off. As Sandra headed in that direction, she began taking interior design courses at Parsons School of Design to facilitate her website design work. She fell in love with interiors through her studies. Suddenly, the dot-com crash happened and Sandra was laid off. She, however, could not have been more pleased! It was full steam ahead of her interior design career. Sandra's first design gig was at Ethan Allen as a sales consultant and decorator. She received terrific training and was chosen to design TV host, Joy Behar's, home office which would subsequently be featured on the television talk show The View. Upon leaving Ethan Allen, Sandra joined the team at Christopher Norman, where she really got to know the "Who's Who" of the New York Interior Design community and learn about the intricacies of high-end design. The Nuts and Bolts of House of Funk House of Funk is a 6-woman team. Sandra is the creative overseer and editor with two lead designers. She has a head of PR, Head of Finance and a Coordinator that wears many hats. While Sandra tools around in CAD to facilitate the design idea process, she leaves final specs to her rockstar lead designers. She also enjoys using Wecora to pin ideas for design charrettes and also loves sourcing personally once the design direction has been established. Sandra likes to walk the city to source and contact her go-to vendors for the perfect item for clients. When it comes to vendors, style and quality are imperative, but customer service is THE most important factor. Vendors must stand behind their products after they've been delivered and really believe in their business. Sandra makes sure to build relationships with vendors that have high integrity as this will always translate to their projects. Sandra advises that when adding to your team, always allow people's strengths to shine. It is more beneficial to do what you are good at. Try not to seek out that one person that you think needs to do everything. Internships are another great way to get to know someone and find out if they are a fit for your team; much like an extended interview. Systems and delegation are also key to success and reduced stress;...

We just finished our amazing International Conference and Business Expo, and I’m here to tell you that many lives were changed at that event. The Founder and CEO of eWomenNetwork, Sandra Yancey shares several different messages at the conference all around having a fulfilling life including not only business, but self-care. Whether she’s on stage or laser coaching in the middle of a room filled with a thousand people.. the audience is glued to her every word. Lots of tears and laughter transpire... but mostly lots of transformation is taking place before our eyes.BUT… here’s the big BUT… if your transformation ends in that room… what’s the point. If  you are at the conference and you have met other people who would be a great fit for you and your business, but you don’t follow-up.. what’s the point. As Sandra says.. your future and your fortune is in your follow-up..So whether or not you attended the eWomenNetwork conference or plan on or have recently attended another networking event.. you need to pay close attention to my guest .. It is the amazing Sandra Yancey herself.. and she’s here to make sure that your transformation continues and you achieve your greatest potential in business and life.You will learn:A tried and true system for your follow-upAn overview of Sandra's 6 P's to SuccessThe biggest mistake entrepreneurs make that stops success in its tracks  

Sandra St. John is a fourth generation clairvoyant and medium, and a strong natural empath. In her childhood she was tutored by her grandmother who was a highly gifted medium. As Sandra grew and came to better understand and control her gifts, she trained in the Silva Method with Father Justin Belitz of The Hermitage in Indiana and studied astrology with (later, working with) famed astrologer and author, Robert 'Buz' Myers. For the past 24 years, Sandra has dedicated her life to helping countless individuals. Her practical and spiritual insights have literally changed lives for so many. Sandra's clientele spans the U.S. and includes media personalities, housewives, criminal attorneys, film makers, physicians -- people from all walks of life. For 22 years she has taught classes and workshops in meditation, psychic development, astrology, and dream interpretation techniques, effectively guiding and nurturing the intuitive gifts of others. Sandra is also an entertaining and enlightening speaker, guesting on TV as well as broadcast and internet radio. She is a much sought-after presenter for conferences and for community groups.

Sandra St. John is a fourth generation clairvoyant and medium, and a strong natural empath. In her childhood she was tutored by her grandmother who was a highly gifted medium. As Sandra grew and came to better understand and control her gifts, she trained in the Silva Method with Father Justin Belitz of The Hermitage in Indiana and studied astrology with (later, working with) famed astrologer and author, Robert 'Buz' Myers. For the past 24 years, Sandra has dedicated her life to helping countless individuals. Her practical and spiritual insights have literally changed lives for so many. Sandra's clientele spans the U.S. and includes media personalities, housewives, criminal attorneys, film makers, physicians -- people from all walks of life. For 22 years she has taught classes and workshops in meditation, psychic development, astrology, and dream interpretation techniques, effectively guiding and nurturing the intuitive gifts of others. Sandra is also an entertaining and enlightening speaker, guesting on TV as well as broadcast and internet radio. She is a much sought-after presenter for conferences and for community groups.

Sandra St. John is a fourth generation clairvoyant and medium, and a strong natural empath. In her childhood she was tutored by her grandmother who was a highly gifted medium. As Sandra grew and came to better understand and control her gifts, she trained in the Silva Method with Father Justin Belitz of The Hermitage in Indiana and studied astrology with (later, working with) famed astrologer and author, Robert 'Buz' Myers. For the past 24 years, Sandra has dedicated her life to helping countless individuals. Her practical and spiritual insights have literally changed lives for so many. Sandra's clientele spans the U.S. and includes media personalities, housewives, criminal attorneys, film makers, physicians -- people from all walks of life. For 22 years she has taught classes and workshops in meditation, psychic development, astrology, and dream interpretation techniques, effectively guiding and nurturing the intuitive gifts of others. Sandra is also an entertaining and enlightening speaker, guesting on TV as well as broadcast and internet radio. She is a much sought-after presenter for conferences and for community groups.

Sandra St. John is a fourth generation clairvoyant and medium, and a strong natural empath. In her childhood she was tutored by her grandmother who was a highly gifted medium. As Sandra grew and came to better understand and control her gifts, she trained in the Silva Method with Father Justin Belitz of The Hermitage in Indiana and studied astrology with (later, working with) famed astrologer and author, Robert 'Buz' Myers. For the past 24 years, Sandra has dedicated her life to helping countless individuals. Her practical and spiritual insights have literally changed lives for so many. Sandra's clientele spans the U.S. and includes media personalities, housewives, criminal attorneys, film makers, physicians -- people from all walks of life. For 22 years she has taught classes and workshops in meditation, psychic development, astrology, and dream interpretation techniques, effectively guiding and nurturing the intuitive gifts of others. Sandra is also an entertaining and enlightening speaker, guesting on TV as well as broadcast and internet radio. She is a much sought-after presenter for conferences and for community groups.