Meet Sandy

“My first marriage of 13 years ended in 1996, and I was devastated. We’d battled infertility, chronic illness and infidelity, and the counselling we sought was unhelpful - at best. That’s when I had a realisation: I wanted to become the person our marriage had needed. Someone who truly listened, who heard the story beneath the emotions, who believed in us.

I became passionate about helping others build happy, meaningful connections. So I went back to school and started my own business. I remember thinking, If I can help even one couple avoid the pain I experienced during my divorce, it wouldn’t have all been in vain.

Years later, I’m grateful to have supported many individuals and couples in finding greater understanding and healing in their relationships.”

For more than 25 years, Sandy has been deeply engaged in the field of human development, dedicating her career to understanding relationships and the workings of the human mind.

Her diverse background and qualifications include:

• Spending a year in Minnesota as an AFS foreign exchange student.

• Earning a Bachelor of Education from The University of Melbourne.

• Living in Mystic, Connecticut (USA) for four years as an expatriate.

• Becoming a certified Yoga Instructor in Massachusetts.

• Volunteering for sixteen years as a crisis supporter with Lifeline Australia. She later took on a paid role as a Mentor and Support Officer in Lismore, training and supervising volunteers for three years.

• Achieving Certification as a Professional Counsellor from the Australian College of Applied Psychology earning a Graduate Diploma in Counselling.

• Providing client services from her home office for ten years

• Now happily married to Peter for 21 years, bringing personal insight and empathy to her practice.

• Committed to lifelong learning and continuous growth in personal development and mental well-being.