Our Team

Laura Fedele is an Arizona native and an alumni of The University of Arizona. She holds a degree in Business and Communication and has worked in social services for the past 20 years. Laura’s background is in the nationwide provision of critical services to underserved youth, centered around evidence based and adventure based programming.

Over the past four years, Laura has worked as a Residential Operations Manager for youth in the child welfare system, and as a National Recruiter for the same company where she spearheaded multiple projects requiring the staffing of large programs with quality and credentialed individuals. Laura’s interests include wellness, nutrition, holistic healing and yoga.

Pedro Zogaib is originally from Sao Paulo, Brazil, where he completed his undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Teaching. In 2001, Pedro arrived in the US as a guest instructor to participate in a cultural exchange program at the University of Northern Iowa. His main focus at the time was to introduce Capoeira, a Brazilian practice that combines elements of dance, music and martial arts. Due to the success of his cultural program, Pedro was offered the opportunity to pursue his graduate degree in Psycho-Motor Behavior in Iowa. Upon graduation, Pedro served as an Adjunct Instructor at the School of Health, Physical Education, and Leisure Services from 2003 to 2009.

Pedro moved to Arizona in 2013 to work as Lead Counselor at a world renowned residential treatment center in Tucson, where he facilitated adventure, equine, and movement therapy groups. Prior to arriving at Seven Arrows, Pedro also worked as an Equine/Group Therapist and Therapeutic Recreation Specialist in inpatient, residential, and outpatient programs located in Tucson and Wickenburg. Pedro practices self-care by playing guitar, riding his motorcycle, and traveling with his wife and two daughters.

Lindsay Rothschild is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Substance Abuse Professional with a passion for assisting others in activating their own inner healing intelligence. She completed her Master’s Degree in Social Work at Arizona State University in 2011 and went on to study various ancient wisdom traditions for healing. Her training as a Clinical Trauma Professional and over a decade of experience working with trauma survivors has afforded her a rich understanding of the powerful impact of trauma on the mind, body and soul.

Lindsay studied holistic nutrition and trauma informed yoga at the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts. Lindsay is certified in the Trauma-Conscious Yoga Method™ and is also a registered yoga teacher. She most recently completed training in Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP). Lindsay partners with the Arizona Trauma Institute to facilitate trainings for mental health professionals and educators in the community in an effort to promote awareness around Trauma Informed Care. Lindsay is also the owner of Roots to Rise, PLLC where she provides somatic psychotherapy, EMDR therapy, supervision, trauma informed yoga, and substance abuse professional services. Lindsay describes herself as having a wild and free spirit, an open heart and a belief that all humans have the capacity for transformation and growth.

Brian Two Moons was raised on The Crow Reservation in Southern Montana and is a sixth generation within the Two Moons family. His background has instilled him with a deep understanding of horses and the teaching of the magical connection between man, animals, and nature. Brian has dedicated over 30 years of his life to helping individuals in need and has been given rights to pour sweat lodges. He is an expert in serving those in need of cleansing, healing and meditation. Brian’s heart is part of the land Seven Arrows Recovery resides on.
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Additionally, his experience in workforce management, program oversight and facility maintenance makes him a natural for this role. His commitment to ensuring the delivery of consistent and quality services is inspiring. Brian is the proud father of five children and a beautiful wife, whom he has been with for over 18 years.

Laura Bailey holds a Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art from Temple University in Philadelphia, and a Master of Arts in Art Therapy and Counseling from Southwestern College in Santa Fe. Laura has worked in community mental health and residential settings throughout New Mexico and Arizona since 2013. Laura has a passion for treating addiction, trauma, and co-occurring disorders. She works largely from a cognitive-behavioral perspective, believing that each individual has control over his/her thoughts, behaviors, and actions, and therefore is capable of change. Laura’s training includes Trauma-Informed Care, Interpersonal Neurobiology and Somatic Action Methods, EMDR, Emotional Freedom Technique (tapping), Sandtray Therapy, Family Therapy, and Transformational Ecopsychology. She brings with her a unique perspective as a Registered Yoga Teacher, offering mindfulness and somatic awareness as vital therapeutic tools. Laura is passionate about all forms of art and the potential for creativity in all areas of life and recovery.

Brad was born in Maine and raised in North Florida, always enjoying photography and the outdoors, especially the Ocean. He joined the Army National Guard a few months before 9/11 when he was 17. Eventually becoming a sergeant and overseeing a Satellite Communications Team. In 2013 he began working in admissions for a treatment program in South Florida. In 2018 Brad returned to college and graduated Cum Laude in 2020. He left at the onset of Covid, for a year of travel with his two dogs in a camper van. The friendly people he met in Cochise County made him feel at home, and in 2021 he moved there. As fate would have it, the picturesque mountains in his front yard were also home to Seven Arrows Recovery. His passion for photography led him to discover the center in 2022, and soon after, his position as Director of Admissions. His own recovery experience has helped hundreds of others find their path.

Helping others on their path to healing and personal growth is a passion Gingers.. She is an Arizona native and a proud Wildcat. She earned my Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Arizona and then her Master of Arts in Counseling Psychology from Bowie State University while living in Europe. 

Ginger has experience working with adolescents and adults across a variety of settings including residential care, education, athletics and military. These opportunities have helped shape her and deepen her understanding. She specializes in recovery from addictions, unwanted behaviors, and other stress-related or quality of life issues. She is licensed as an associate counselor and working under supervision.Ginger is trained in Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART). This treatment incorporates memory visualization techniques that are enhanced by the use of eye movements, as well as memory reconsolidation, a way in which new information is incorporated into existing memories. She is a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist with an emphasis in the area of addiction and a certified Trauma Conscious Yoga Method provider.

Ginger is direct, compassionate and genuine. She operates from a trauma-informed lens utilizing psychoeducation and an integrative approach to therapy, tailoring treatment according to each individual’s needs. A partnership leading toward understanding, empowerment and sustained recovery.

Melissa graduated with her Associate’s in Applied Animal Science with a major in Equine Management from the University of New Hampshire. She furthered her education and graduated Cum Laude with her Bachelor’s in Psychology with a concentration in child and adolescent development from Southern New Hampshire University. Melissa has always had a passion to join equine assisted learning and psychotherapy together because she saw the tremendous benefits horses brought to the healing process. She became certified in 2017 using the Eagala model, (Equine assisted growth and learning association). She first applied this model in South Carolina where she became certified, and currently in Arizona working with children, adults, individuals, groups, and military members and their families, who have had trauma, depression, addiction, anxiety, disabilities, and dual diagnoses.

She recently became a designated ARCH member, (ARenas for CHange), and also practices equine assisted learning. She is currently finishing her Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Grand Canyon University. Melissa believes horses have the ability to heal and help clients move forward by discovering their hidden strengths, future focused, goal directed, focusing on seeking solutions rather than dwelling on the past. She believes your past doesn’t define your future.

Melissa enjoys spending time with her husband and children, riding horses, the outdoors, and fitness and health with the mind, body, and spirit.

Melissa has traveled all over the United States and the world, living in Japan for four years and embracing their culture. She enjoys learning about different cultures and is very in tuned to cultural diversity.