Sandra in the Media
Podcast Interview with Dr. Diane Hayden
Healing Trauma and Addiction with Sandra Enders, LPC
In this featured interview with Dr. Diane Hayden on Transformation Talk Radio, licensed psychotherapist Sandra Enders discusses the deep-rooted connection between complex trauma (C-PTSD) and substance use disorder. Sandra shares her trauma-informed approach to addiction treatment, including harm reduction, integration therapy, and the role of spirituality in healing. Emphasizing the belief that the opposite of addiction is human connection—not just sobriety—she offers insight into how early emotional wounds shape present-day struggles and how raising vibrational energy can lead to lasting change.
Spiritual Invitation with Carla Augustyn
Sandra Enders is a multi-passionate author and educator with a unique blend of secular and faith-based education. She holds graduate degrees in Political Science, Psychology, and Education, along with undergraduate degrees in Business, Sociology, and Counseling with a focus on Substance Use Disorder.
As a published author, Sandra writes about Christian spirituality and recovery, bringing together her academic expertise and personal journey of healing and growth. Her work resonates deeply with those navigating faith, emotional wellness, and personal transformation.
A natural empath, Sandra has embraced her sensitivity as a gift and calling. She works with individuals who identify as highly sensitive or spiritually inclined, helping them explore how shifting energy and mindset can unlock deeper levels of consciousness. Trained in integration therapy, Sandra currently supports clients using Ketamine-assisted healing modalities as part of their personal and spiritual development.
Podcast Interview with YaYa Diamond
“Consider the good news that this child eventually leaves behind for all of us to live by—forgiveness and redemption, good will toward others.”
Serenity permeates every chapter of Enders’ work as she weaves scripture, psalms, and illustrations to provide a guidebook for spiritual growth that can ultimately lead to holistic development at the mental and physical levels. Whether one utilizes the work as a prayer, meditation, or something more educational within a Sunday School environment, it will fit seamlessly and provide a fulfilling and therapeutic experience.
