C.C.C., M.A.C.P., B.C.M.M.
Sandra Wiebe
My Journey to Therapy

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I'm Sandra, a midlife counselling therapist dedicated to supporting women navigating life transitions, trauma recovery, and personal growth. I understand the unique challenges that come with midlife shifts—grief, loss, identity changes, relationships, and rediscovering purpose. My journey has led me to deeply appreciate the importance of healing, self-awareness, and meaningful change.
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My Journey
Born and raised in Alberta, I have lived and travelled abroad, gaining a deep appreciation for cultural diversity and personal transformation. My experiences have shaped my understanding of resilience, self-discovery, and the power of embracing change—essential themes for many women in midlife.
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Before becoming a counselling therapist, I pursued a career in publishing, founding a small lifestyle magazine called routes, which celebrated the beauty of the Alberta foothills and the journeys of those who lived there. Through this work, I connected with individuals experiencing midlife reinvention, personal growth, and healing from past wounds. It was during this time that I realized my natural empathy for those struggling with self-doubt, anxiety, and unresolved trauma, especially among women facing midlife challenges.
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My Healing Path
I know what it means to struggle with painful memories and emotional wounds for decades. Like many women in midlife, I reached a point where I felt stuck—burdened by past experiences yet longing for change. With the support of a compassionate therapist, I embarked on a healing journey in my 50s, working through childhood trauma and embracing personal growth.
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I often hear from clients: “Am I too late to change in midlife?” My answer is always no—midlife is a powerful time for self-reflection, healing, and new beginnings. It is often in this stage of life that we finally give ourselves permission to prioritize our well-being, explore our deeper needs, and step into a more fulfilling and authentic version of ourselves.
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The Routes to Wellness
Healing looks different for everyone. The routes to wellness are varied and abundant. For me, I find deep connection and inner peace when I stand in a forest or place my bare feet in a cold mountain river. For you, it might be through counselling, self-reflection, mindfulness, or creating space for yourself in new ways. What brings you to a place of deep peace? I look forward to joining you as you seek to discover your true self.
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Let’s Connect
If you’re a woman in midlife seeking emotional healing, clarity, or a renewed sense of purpose, I invite you to connect. Counselling can help you navigate midlife transitions, process past experiences, and build a fulfilling future.
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Book a free 15-minute call to explore how we can work together.
Education
Master of Arts Counselling Psychology
Yorkville University
Fredericton, NB - 2024
Bachelor of Applied Communications (Journalism)
Mount Royal University
Calgary, AB - 2007
Certified Acceptance and Commitment Therapist (ACT) - 2025
Flash Technique Advanced Training - 2024
Moving through trauma and disturbing memories quickly and without distress.
Solution Focus Brief Therapy, Level 1, SFU, 2023
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Training - 2023
Mental Health and Nutrition, Vicki Steine, 2024
Certified Integrative Mental Health Professional (CIMHP) Training Course:
Nutritional and Integrative Medicine for Mental Health Professionals, Leslie Korn, 2024
Precision Nutrition, Level 1
Certificate in Nutrition and Coaching, 2021 - 2024