Deborah White

Deborah White, RN, BSN, MS, HNC, is a gifted intuitive healer, coach and teacher whose passion is to empower others to create an abundance of peace, joy and wellness in their lives. Through a variety of holistic services, Deborah can help you take the next step in creating a life that is more in alignment with who you truly are.

Deborah is a Board Certified Holistic Nurse who holds Bachelor of Science in Nursing, a Bachelor of Science in Metaphysics and a Master's Degree in Holistic Nutrition. She has also received training in several healing modalities and psychology. In her private practice, Deborah utilizes a wide range of healing tools including intuitive coaching, polarity therapy, guided imagery, holistic nutrition, meditation, intuitive development, healthy lifestyle coaching, energetic healing. Her sessions are designed to meet the intent and unique needs of each individual.

Deborah has worked in diverse traditional and alternative health care settings, the public school system and private practice for 21 years. She has been a healing retreat facilitator for the last 7 years. Deborah is the former co-founder and director of a Accept Holistic Health and Learning Center in Staten Island, New York.

Many of us are getting the “inner nudge” to begin to live our lives in a more authentic way. My inner nudge came many years ago when I needed to make a change in the way that I lived and worked. Although I had achieved a very good level of “conventional” success in my personal and professional life, I sometimes felt unfulfilled and depleted. I began meditating as a way to relax and experience peace. It was then that I started receiving answers to some of the questions that I had had about my life. I developed a new conscious awareness that allowed me to enjoy and understand the process of life more. I also began to teach about the connection between the mind, body and spirit, and incorporated my knowledge and experience of holistic healing into my healing work. I studied various forms of energetic healing and learned to manage my own energy more effectively, in addition to helping others. My intutitive abilities opened up to a degree that I would never have imagined over the next several years. I found that the more I listened to my inner guidance, the happier and less stressful my life became. Developing this skill has helped me to navigate our rapidly changing world with more confidence, and it also allows me to know how I can best be of service.

It is my passion to assist others during their transition times. It is a precious gift to be part of my clients’ healing journey. I enjoy creating and holding a sacred space for the unfoldment of each person’s unique healing process. I love to teach others how to connect with their true Selves and to use their innate intuitive and self-healing abilities to bring more of what they want into their lives.

Charles F. Harper

Since 1975 Charles F. Harper, M.Div, has been working with people in transition. From teenagers in crisis, recently widowed octogenerians and those who have suffered from a mid-life crisis centering around careers, marriages and emptied nests, Charlie's work is holistic in its approach and spiritual in its outcome.

Charlie began his career in Los Angeles, California as the manager and resident counselor of Gateway House, a home for teenage unwed mothers. After LA, he worked with Chicago's Off The Street Club where he served on the Board and as a "street " counselor working with gangs on Chicago's Southside. In 1992, Charlie received his Master of Divinity from Yale University with a focus in counseling and spiritual direction. In addition to his work as a Senior Pastor of a Connecticut congregation, Charlie continued to work with the design and implementation of intercultural immersion experiences for people of all ages. Since returning to Sedona in 2002 Charlie has been working with people who are in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction through his organization Zia Coyote. In addition, he teaches art and drama and is a frequent guest speaker at churches, synagogues and community organizations around the country. He is a Bears fan.

Beatrice Fulciniti

Beatrice Fulciniti, M.Ed., Ph.D.,is an intuitive healer and teacher. She holds a PhD in Holistic Nutrition and Masters' Degrees in Special Education and Education with an advanced certificate in School Psychology.

She has worked as an educator and psychologist in the public schools and in private practice over the past 24 years and was the co-founder of Accept Holistic Health & Learning Center in Staten Island, NY.

Over the last several years, she has been inspired to study alternative healing modalities to complement traditional training including intuitive counseling, polarity therapy, energy bodywork and meditation.

Beatrice believes that everyone has the power to heal themselves and her mission is to help people to create the life they desire.

Many people have benefited from working with Beatrice with both emotional and physical issues. Beatrice has a loving heart and a kind spirit. Sessions can be done via telephone or in person.

Leeanne Fallon

Leeanne Fallon, RN has dedicated her professional life and her personal life to the work of recovery, that is, the hard work of returning to one’s true SELF. Her passion is to help others along their own individual path to wellness, from whatever addiction they may be struggling with. In recovery herself for many years, from many addictions, she knows that it is her work to do, and she feels privileged to be a part of that work.

Professionally, Leeanne has worked as a psychiatric nurse for the past fifteen years, helping others to recover from the shattering effects of mental illness and substance abuse. She has had extensive counseling experience working with families , young people, and women in crisis. After working within the state psychiatric system, homeless shelters, and various settings within New York City, she moved with her daughter to Sedona in 2004, to ‘follow her bliss’ and professional calling. She also integrates her work as a visual artist and writer in the process of recovery.

Leeanne employs the principles of 12 step recovery tools in both her life and work, and feels that it is indeed a high calling to help other travelers along this same road. She is skilled and comfortable working with people in all phases of their recovery experience, from the newly sober, to those with many years of sobriety. Leeanne feels that it is her work to help guide others to find their own path to wellness, at their own pace and in a way that makes sense to them. She recognizes recovery as a fluid and life-long process and does not ascribe strictly to any one modality of treatment, but rather recognizes that each addiction and its corresponding recovery process, are deeply personal and subjective experiences.

Rhonda Peck

Rhonda Peck, B.S., L.P.N., C.M.T., has lived in Sedona since 1990.  She attended the Wellspring School of Massage Therapy in San Luis Obispo, CA, graduating in 1985 and later graduated from the Arizona School of Integrative Studies after completing more in-depth massage studies. 

She has been an LPN since 1976, and has worked in the medical-surgical, newborn nursery/OB, chemical dependency recovery, and mental health areas.  She will finish studies for her R.N. in the fall of 2007.  Rhonda has been a student of natural healing/health modalities since 1979 and is a trained birth and massage doula.  She was an Emergency Medical Technician and Firefighter II from 1993 to 2002.

Rhonda utilizes several different massage, release and energy techniques coupled with sensitivity, client feedback, compassion and intuition to provide comprehensive massage tailored to your specific relaxation or therapeutic needs.   Gradually, she will coax your muscles to release, unwind and relax using her soothing way of touch to effect gentle but deep work. 

"Massage is a natural extension and expression of the things I care about in life:  optimal health, spiritual serenity, mind/body harmony, and just plain feeling great!  The benefits of massage cannot be duplicated with any other type of therapy."