Sandra Reich is a registered provisional psychologist, educator, and author known for her work in cognitive behavioral therapy and emotional well-being. After earning her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from McGill University in 2000, Sandra Reich established herself as a leading expert in emotional well-being. She received extensive training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) at The Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Clinic for Anxiety Disorders at The Montreal General Hospital. Further expanding her therapeutic repertoire, Reich trained in Emotion-Focused Therapy with distinguished figures including Dr.
Sue Johnson, Dr. John Gottman, and Leslie Greenberg. Leveraging this specialized knowledge, she founded and serves as the Clinical Director of The Montreal Center for Anxiety and Depression, which boasts a reported 95 percent success rate in its range of therapeutic services. Concurrently, Reich acts as co-director for both Empowered Women Workshops and Anxiety Videos.
Her clinical practice is distinguished by the integration of various therapeutic approaches, such as Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT). This broad expertise allows her to address a wide array of concerns for clients, including anxiety, parenting, relationship issues, addiction, depression, eating disorders, grief, self-esteem, and trauma. As a registered provisional psychologist and educator, Sandra Reich provides specialized therapeutic services tailored for individuals, couples, and families across diverse age groups, from children to elders. Her work is marked by a deep focus on cognitive behavioral therapy and emotional well-being, applying her extensive knowledge to foster fulfilling lives and address complex emotional and relational challenges.
Through her ongoing roles as Clinical Director of The Montreal Center for Anxiety and Depression and co-director of Empowered Women Workshops and Anxiety Videos, Reich continues to be a pivotal figure in mental health education and accessible therapeutic support.