I get it!
I know it might not always be convenient for you to call me.
Perhaps you have been meaning to do this but haven’t got around to it. Perhaps I am not always immediately available to take the call and you have an urgent question you want to ask.
Perhaps it’s the middle of the night and you are worrying about your child and need some answers.
I have exciting news to tell you
You can now speak to me any time that works for you.
How is that possible?
Welcome to Dr Sandy’s AI Digital Twin
We have created an AI version of Dr Sandy that has been trained on my books, blogs, interviews and videos and is able to answer all your questions as the real Dr Sandy would.
Chatting with Dr Sandy’s AI Digital Twin, is a personal, interactive and enlightening way to learn why your child is struggling and how to HEAL these problems.
Simple to Use
Ask about the topics you’re most curious about regarding your child’s learning, behavior and mood challenges.
You will find answers to topics such as, Anxiety, Defiance, ADHD, Screen Addiction, Trauma, Low Self-esteem, Eating Disorders, Low motivation, Depression, Sensitivity … and much more.
You can also learn all about why, and how, the Parenting That Heals Program, can actually heal your child.
And the good news is that Dr Sandy’s AI twin does not include other online sources, which can sometimes be unreliable. What you will learn will be based purely on my own research and real experience of many decades, so you can trust where the information comes from.
Easy to Access
24/7 access to Dr. Sandy’s twin self.
Get instant, trusted answers from Dr Sandy – anytime.
Free of charge
Choose how you want to connect—on the computer or from your phone.
Start a Conversation with Dr. Sandy’s Digital Twin Now
Ask Dr Sandy’s Twin your questions and get answers immediately, grounded in my own groundbreaking work.
Instructions on how to use this:
Go to the pink box in the right corner of the page
Tap on the call button if you want to make a call
Or type a message if you prefer a written conversation
You can enlarge to box using this icon at the top right corner
Feel free to ask all and any questions that are worrying you.
(see some examples below)
When you are done with the conversation, you can put your cursor at the top of the transcript , press copy
You can then save this copy somewhere you can find it for later review.
What a typical conversation sounds like
Below is a unedited, short excerpt of a conversation that a parent had with my AI Twin.
All conversations are transcribed for the parent to use and once the parent signs off, I get a copy of the transcript.
My AI Twin answers the call:
Hi. I am the digital representation of Dr Sandy Gluckman, an AI enabled Digital twin for her. It’s lovely to connect with you. How can I help you today?
Today I asked my child who is 7 years old why he is so mean, so angry, so defiant. And he said something that totally shocked me. He said, ‘Its because my heart hurts.’ Could you kind of explain that to me please? What did he mean by this?
I hear you and it sounds like your son’s words really touched you. It takes courage to ask this deep question. When a child says that their heart hurts, they’re often expressing a deep inner pain or feeling of not being good enough. This inner hurt can manifest as anger. Defiance, or seeming meanness. This behavior as their way of coping with that inner emotional distress.
So how would I know why his heart is hurting?
That’s a very insightful question. Often a child’s hurting heart stems from a belief that who I am is ‘not enough.’ This feeling can be triggered by various experiences, and it’s not always obvious. It is helpful to reflect on what could be causing your child to think and feel this way.
Could this be something in the way that I and his father are communicating with him? Are we perhaps unintentionally causing him to feel like he is not good enough?
It’s wonderful that you are reflecting on your communication as parents. Children are incredibly perceptive and they can sense when they are not fully validated or being seen for who they are. Sometimes even with the best intentions, our communication can unintentionally contribute to a child feeling ‘not enough.’ It’s a common challenge and exploring this is a brave step toward healing the child.
It’s hard to realize that I may have created that problem in my child. How would I be able to undo it or repair it?
I understand that realizing this can be difficult, and it’s completely natural to feel that way. The good news is that healing this is absolutely possible, and you are already on the right path by seeking to understand and repair. My approach, rooted in ‘Parenting That Heals,’ focuses on transforming how your child feels on the inside, rather than just addressing the outward behaviors. I can guide you through specific skills to help your child build unshakable self-worth, and rewire that feeling of ‘not enoughness.’
That sounds wonderful. I’d love to learn how to do that. How do you guide me?
I’m so glad you are open to this. I guide parents through a process of understanding the root causes of their child’s struggles and then equip them with practical step-by-step skills to heal these causes. This often includes learning how to communicate in ways that build your child’s inner confidence and resilience, transforming their feeling of ‘not enough’ into a deep sense of ‘I am SO enough.’
Thank you. This has been tough to hear but I am so glad I made the call so that I can start changing what I unintentionally have caused.
I commend your strength and willingness to face it. It is a powerful step towards creating a more connected and joyful relationship with your son. Remember healing is a journey and you don’t have to navigate it alone. I am here for you.
Thank you for connecting today. Take Care
For educational purposes only. Not a substitute for medical advice.