Everyone struggles at some point with health issues, whether it's physical pain, excessive weight, depression, anxiety or the stress that so often leads to other problems. As a healing practitioner trained in The Emotion Code, Sandee Mac shares a groundbreaking do-it-yourself method to spark physical, mental and emotional self-healing. Sandee has been researching, studying and teaching natural healing methods since the 1970s when she first began practicing dowsing – a method for finding anything that is hidden by observing the motion of a forked stick or a pendulum.

While most people think of dowsing as a way to find water, Sandee uses it in a much broader context to discover the causes of illness and help people create positive change. Sandee's unique background includes sociology, criminology, mental health and indigenous healing practices. Recently, her passion for natural and alternative healing led her to study The Emotion Code, the groundbreaking healing system developed by veteran holistic physician Dr. Bradley Nelson today being practiced around the globe. Dr. Nelson created The Emotion Code to help people release trapped emotions – the unseen emotional baggage from traumatic experiences that leads to physical, mental and emotional illness.

Trapped emotions are the largest underlying cause of mental and emotional problems such as depression, anxiety, panic attacks and phobias, and a major cause of physical disease including conditions often considered "incurable" such as fibromyalgia and chronic pain. People who have exhausted their options through traditional medicine are a big focus for Sandee. She works with people facing all kinds of physical, emotional and mental issues, with a specialty in solving chronic, unresolved pain. Sandee uses dowsing to help determine the best method of healing from among many systems she has studied, including The Emotion Code and The Body Code, Dr. Nelson's study course that teaches healing practitioners to recognize and treat the underlying imbalances that cause illness.