


About Me
Hello; my name is Sandy Elder and and I am the founder of Mindful Healing. I am a licensed clinical social worker; practicing in the San Francisco Bay Area. I have been in the field of social services for over ten years. I have worked with various different populations including mood disorders, dual diagnosis, personality disorders, psychotic disorders, and post traumatic stress disorders.
Through my current work at El Camino Hospital; I specialize in treating individuals struggling with mood disorders. Call me and lets discuss how I can support you on your mindful healing journey.

My Story
I have lived in the San Francisco Bay Area for 20 years. I completed my under graduated studies in Health Care Administration at Ashford University: where I was able to learn the concepts of the Health Care industry. I then realized that I wanted to transition into more of a biopsychosocial model.
Wanting to focus more on whole person care with specializing in the biological, psychological and social experiences that individuals experience led me to wanting to specialize in the field of Social Work.
I completed my Masters program at Simmons School of Social Work; where I was able to complete my Social Work internships at local non- profits in the Santa Clara and Santa Cruz, counties.
After graduation I completed my licensure hours at a non-profit, In San Jose, CA. Where I specialized in medical social work and individual therapy. This gave me the opportunity to conduct medical care coordination, and individual
therapy with patients whom attended Stanford Hospitals, Valley Medical Centers, El Camino Hospitals and coordination with the county of Santa Clara.
Upon Licensure; I continued my work, which led me to continue doing individual therapy, group facilitation and coordination with psychiatrist around patient care.

Client Testimonials
“Sandy's compassionate guidance has been a beacon of light in my darkest moments. Her expertise and empathy have helped me overcome challenges and rediscover the strength within myself. I am forever grateful for her support on my healing journey.”