In the fall of 2002, spirit gifted Sandi with the term co-creative energy therapy to describe the process she uses when integrating modalities within a session.

Co-creative energy therapy is a dynamic process of creation exploration. It depends on the active involvement of the client and practitioner. The variety of modalities listed within the section “services”, along with energy tracking are combined in unique ways to explore and provoke insights, as well as facilitate healing when necessary. Co-creative energy therapy can also be applied in couple or partner, family and group sessions. When serving more than one person, the process expands to address the needs of each individual as well as the group as a whole. This modality is available in person or at a distance.

Mentoring
Over the years, many practitioners have sought out Sandi to assist them with recognizing, understanding and describing the movement of energies that occur when they are integrating a variety of modalities. Available is the opportunity to mentor with Sandi if you are a practitioner who is newly integrating modalities within their practice or if you are a practitioner who is experiencing a shift/change in your practice.

Your unique journey
Each person is unique. Each person has very specific and individualized needs within a session. The fulfillment of these needs will assist the individual in actualizing their full potential. Also, it is one thing to experience. It is another to translate the experience into daily living. Where are we if we step outside the session … and cannot carry it across to our day to day life? When this occurs, we often end up living out the same cycles over and over. The process facilitated within a session matches your unique needs and is a way to assist you in finding your guidance and using your inner healing abilities.

“Everyone’s path is unique. Each path must be respected and honored as it is. In this way we access our personal truth, follow the path of heart, and contribute to the whole in accordance with our soul’s purpose.” (Sandi, 2002)