Sandra Weizman

Sandra became interested in Heilkunst Medicine while exploring alternative treatments for her son with autism. He became a patient of Heilkunst in 2003, and his whole family followed suit within the year. Now an outgoing young adult, he inspires all who meet him with his compassion, work ethic and charm — for much of which we have Heilkunst to thank.

Through the life-changing health benefits that both she and her son experienced, Sandra decided to study Heilkunst as well. She commenced her studies in 2005 and graduated in 2011. She also holds a Master of Arts degree in Canadian History and a second Master of Museum Studies degree, both from the University of Toronto. She has worked for more than 30 years as a museum curator, heritage consultant, and historian.

Sandra was born in Edmonton, grew up there as well as in Winnipeg, and has lived in Calgary for 20 years. Together with her husband, she has been blessed with two children, an adult daughter and son, who have been her greatest teachers.

She is particularly interested in treating children with autism along with their families, and in exploring the resonance in the mother-child dyad. She also has an abiding interest in women’s issues and in helping all people improve their health and sense of wellbeing through this dynamic system of medicine.

Sandra has recently added several innovative services to her clinic. For distance and local patients, she offers bioresonance readings and broadcasts remedies with the CoRe inergetix. For local patients she now offers sessions with the AmpCoil (See Ampcoil.com) as well as the QRI (Quantum Reflex Integration) cold laser treatment for primitive reflex integration — particularly helpful for children with special needs.