Getting to the Heart of What Matters in Your Life

Getting to the Heart of What Matters in Your Life.

This is what the
Sandy Brewer Show
is all about!

Experience the powerful voice of Human Behavior and
Relationship expert, Sandy Brewer, PhD, as she provides
empowering perspectives about life’s everyday challenges.
Sandy gets right to the heart of what matters in your life
answering questions with wisdom, blunt pragmatism and
humor laced with a ‘been there—done that’ kindness.
Have a question about fears for the future, wounds from the
past, or concerns in the present? Award winning author,
speaker and counselor for over 33 years, Sandy Brewer is
the one to ask. No subject is off limits.

Get your answers on the dynamic Sandy Brewer Show
Monterey, Santa Cruz, San Francisco
Also streamed world-wide at www.SandyBrewerShow.com
Call in during the show at Saturdays, 4 to 5 PM Pacific Time
on KRXA 540 AM 831–899-KRXA / 831-899-5792.

Author's Bio:

Sandy Brewer, PhD, is a Human Behavior and Relationship expert with close to 35 years experience in the field of personal and professional growth and development. Sandy is a renowned speaker, author, therapist, coach and humanitarian. She has captivated audiences from Pepperdine University (CA) to Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center (NYC) as well as internationally. She has been featured on numerous television shows including a special segment specifically on her and her work on NBC's Nightly News and a nationally televised documentary on a special project she founded, called A Bridge for the Children, to work with abused and traumatized children.

Sandy has been a powerful advocate, especially women and children, for many decades and has spearheaded significant programs to that effect. She was the driving force that got the State of Maryland to change the way abused children were treated in court. As a result of her intense advocacy for a child in her program, this 11 year-old little girl, was allowed to be the first child ever to testify on closed circuit television instead of in open court in front of her abuser. Soon other states took notice and followed suit.