Condolence: Sincere condolences for a wonderful organizer of SPI in Kansas City♥️♥️

Condolence: All of us at the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy Institute, and especially those of us who have worked closely with Sandy over the years, are shocked and deeply saddened to learn of Sandy’s passing. We have known and worked with Sandy for over 10 years, since 2008 when she first brought SP to Kansas City. She worked hard to establish and nurture the KCMO area and the Sensorimotor Psychotherapy community, and we will miss her commitment and diligence, and most of all her warm personality and friendship to SPI. Her dedication to helping others, directly through her counseling practice and indirectly through involvement with training programs to the KC area was unyielding, benefited many, and will continue to be greatly appreciated. Always an advocate, Sandy will be sorely missed as our organizer, friend, colleague, and most of all as the loyal and caring person that she was.

To honor Sandy’s passion for rescue and bassets, we will be making a donation to Daphneyland Basset Rescue in Apton, California in her name.

For those who are able to attend her service or memorial, know that Rochelle and all of us at SPI who knew Sandy will be there with you all in heart and in spirit.

Sending love and heartfelt condolences,

Sandy’s SPI family

Condolence: I'm so saddened by Sandy's unexpected passing. She was a gifted therapist and a treasured friend. Wishing her family comfort and strength in the days ahead. Her bright smile, kindness, passions for healing and for social justice embodied her gift of loving presence in the world. We miss you so much Sandy. Wishing you rest and peace.

Condolence: I was so sorry to hear of Sandy's death. I knew her through our various trainings and always appreciated her hard work. I know how committed she was to her trauma work and her family. It's hard to imagine a therapist gathering without Sandy being present. I'll miss her.

Condolence: I am so sad about Sandy's premature passing. She was an amazing, generous and loving person that I am so glad I got to know over the years. We shared many laughs and profound moments both in and outside of trainings. I will miss her so much.

Condolence: Dear Paul and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you at this difficult time. I was saddened to hear of Sandy's death and have been recalling my many interactions with her. The first time we met was during a psychodrama weekend intensive course at Avila University. I came to know her more through various EMDR events where she was instrumental in making those events successful. During our last encounter at the Havening training 3+ weeks ago, she shared her hopes for the future. It was a privilege to know Sandy. May she be eternally happy with our God in heaven and may each of you find peace in your memories of her.
Love & prayers,
Susan Wulff