My name is Sandi and I’m so honored that you’ve taken the first step
toward healing by visiting my website.
Healing is a sacred journey—one that involves nurturing the mind, body, and spirit to restore balance and well-being. If you are dealing with emotional challenges, physical discomfort, or preparing to say goodbye to a beloved animal companion, I’m here to provide the support, guidance, and care you need. My mission is to empower you to heal, grow, and connect with your true self in a compassionate and holistic way.
Who am I?
I am a Usui Reiki Master, certified Animal Reiki Practitioner, certified Companion Animal End-of-Life Doula, and a certified Sylvotherapy Practitioner (nature therapy/forest bathing), with a deep passion for helping others navigate their healing journey. I offer a combination of Reiki healing, nature therapy, and animal end-of-life care, creating a unique, individualized approach for each person and animal I work with.
Are you ready to begin your healing journey?
Healing is a beautiful and transformative process, and I’m here to support you and your animal companions with love, compassion, and care. Whether it’s Reiki for yourself or your pet, emotional support during an animal’s transition, or simply reconnecting with nature, I’m here to guide you every step of the way.
My offerings
Usui Reiki Master
Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. The word Reiki combines two Japanese words - "Rei" which means universal and "Ki" which means life force energy. So Reiki is actually "universal life force energy". Reiki is based on the belief that energy flows through all living things, and by placing hands on or near the body, a practitioner can help to balance and restore the flow of this energy.
Certified Sylvotherapy Practitioner
Sylvotherapy is a therapeutic practice that involves spending time in forests or wooded areas to promote physical and mental well-being. The term comes from "sylvo", meaning forest, and "therapy", referring to treatment or healing. It’s often associated with the concept of forest bathing (or "Shinrin-yoku" in Japan), which encourages immersing oneself in the sights, sounds, and smells of nature to reduce stress and improve health.
Certified Companion Animal End-of-Life Doula
A companion animal end-of-life doula (CAD) is a trained professional who offers non-medical support to a dying pet and their family. CADs provide emotional comfort and support, and help with planning for the pet's end of life. Just as a human doula offers assistance during the end-of-life journey for people, a companion animal end-of-life doula helps animals and their guardians navigate the difficult decisions and emotions that arise as a pet nears the end of their life.