Our Team

Gwen Henderson holds 20-years of extensive experience in the fields of mental and behavioral health, advocating for and serving individuals impacted with co-occurring disorders, substance abuse and alcoholism. Gwen holds several degrees, including two Bachelor’s degrees in Child & Family Services and in Behavioral Social Sciences; and a Master’s degree in Community Psychology. She has trained and worked in various components within the fields of Addiction and Mental Health, including working as a Substance Abuse Assessor; Substance Abuse Counselor; Housing Specialist; Case Management Supervisor; General Manager; Executive Consultant; Business Development Director; Outreach and Marketing Consultant/Contractor; and Executive Director.

Gwen has served as a board member for many organizations within the industry, and currently serves as Board Member for Addicted Nation Solutions. Gwen has a strong passion for helping others find sobriety and achieve a holistic balanced lifestyle, which includes the emotional, physical, psychological and spiritual components of oneself.

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 with over a decade of experience working in the field of behavioral health. She completed her Master’s Degree in Social Work at Arizona State University in 2011, and currently specializes in treating trauma and addiction.
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Through her extensive work in acute care settings, Lindsay has come to understand the impact of trauma on the mind, body and soul. Her passion for treating the whole person led her to deep dive into the exploration of holistic practices that compliment traditional psychotherapy.
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Lindsay studied Holistic Nutrition at the Southwest Institute of Healing Arts in 2018, and went on to study Trauma Informed Yoga at the Trauma-Conscious Yoga Institute in 2019.  Lindsay is certified in the Trauma-Conscious Yoga Method™ and is also a Registered Yoga Teacher through Yoga Alliance.  Lindsay most recently completed training in Ketamine Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP) through the Psychedelic Coalition for Health. Lindsay partners with the Arizona Trauma Institute to facilitate training for mental health professionals and educators in the community in an effort to promote awareness around Trauma Informed Care and the impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs). Lindsay is the owner of Roots to Rise, PLLC in Tempe, Arizona where she provides somatic psychotherapy, 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.

Dr. John Lee is board certified in both Psychiatry and Addiction Medicine. He graduated from Midwestern University with the highest distinction in Behavioral Health for his graduating class. He completed his residency at Banner Good Samaritan Medical Center and was Chief Resident.
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Dr. Lee has a holistic approach to care and is an expert in the use of medications for mental health and addiction. He holds a Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Illinois, where he graduated with High Honors. Dr. Lee is dedicated to providing high quality care to all his patients.

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.

Joseph has worked in the fields of recovery and mental health for over 15 years, holding a range of different positions including; Director of Housing, Case Manager, First Responder, Psychiatric Technician, Behavioral Health Art Specialist, Sober Life Coach, and Residential Manager. Joseph is passionate about  utilizing art and creativity to help people recover from Substance Use and Co-Occurring Disorders. Joseph draws on over 16 years of personal experience in recovery and is devoted to empowering people to find their path.  Joseph is a avid member of the martial arts community and currently holds a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.  

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.

Alan studied at Arizona State University where he earned a Bachelor of Business Administration and Management. Active in his own recovery, Alan has worked professionally under various titles in many levels of Substance Abuse Care facilities, ranging from sober living homes to detox centers. Alan has been afforded opportunities such as: Private Recovery Coach, Behavioral Health Technician, Case Manager, Housing Director, and Admissions Manager. Being immersed in the recovery community, Alan has the unique opportunity to continually learn the many ways people can be helped with the struggles of addiction. He believes that his purpose in life and in recovery is guiding people to find their place in their own recovery. Alan feels extremely blessed to be a part of the Seven Arrows team and to share the experience of watching growth and light occur on a daily basis.

Sandra Bradley grew up hunting and fishing in Webb County of South Texas, where at a young age, she cultivated a strong sense of land stewardship and an appreciation for natural resources and wildlife. Sandra received a bachelor’s degree in Rangeland Ecology & Management from Texas A&M University, minoring in Wildlife & Fisheries Sciences. After working for an agricultural consulting firm in Atascosa County, TX, she turned her focus to other passions and pursued an education in the culinary field, graduating from Texas Culinary Academy with an Associate's Degree in Culinary Arts.  Sandra founded Austin, Naturally, LLC in 2012 where she provided personal/private chef and catering services to individuals and families in the Austin community. While Sandra especially enjoys cooking with wild game and seafood, her main passion is helping people in recovery achieve their health and fitness goals through nutrition. She is well versed in a number of cooking styles tailored to specific dietary needs.

As a newcomer to Arizona, Sandra is excited to explore and experience new opportunities for hiking, camping, and other outdoor adventures with her dog, Rosie.  Striving to incorporate wholesome, fresh, local, and organic meats and produce to the Seven Arrows culinary experience is her number one goal. Sandra is committed to developing relationships with local farmers and ranchers in Cochise County, and beyond, in order to introduce all they have to offer to the Seven Arrows table.

Manuel has dedicated his life to the service of others. As a college student he developed a wide knowledge on substance abuse and a deep awareness on the different levels it affects our societies. Manuel has training in various approaches including, Positive Peer Culture and Cognitive Behavioral Skills. His expertise in the recovery field is enforced by his skills to structure milieus, facilitate groups and support personal growth workshops. He believes strongly in motivating, communicating, supporting personal growth and stimulating the journey of self-discovery. Manuel has witnessed the healing and growth within hundreds of individuals in treatment and encourages them to return to their lives with renewed commitment to self and others. His focus is on helping residents learn how to succeed in life by helping one another and getting them familiar with important values and the tools needed to go from being victims to becoming survivors.

Manuel enjoys activities of self-expression in writing, exercising, skiing, singing and swimming. He is bi-cultural and seeks to share the best of both cultures (Hispanic and American) with the people he comes in contact with. He operates with the thought that all cultures have a positive impact on humanity. The tolerance, acceptance and blending of cultures creates whole, productive and healthy individuals, families and nations.

Amy Bailey is a Navy veteran, has a bachelor’s degree in psychology, and is working on her Master’s degree in Addiction Counseling. Amy has worked in the addiction and co-occurring disorder industry for the past 21 years.  She has had the opportunity to work in various roles and with people and families of diverse ages and backgrounds in all levels of treatment, as well as in a wide variety of settings including private non-profit, nationwide telemedicine assisted treatment, adult and youth corrections and wilderness therapy.
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In providing treatment, Amy uses an eclectic and client-centered approach implementing various evidence-based treatment modalities in working with people, and has expertise in CBT, Trauma Informed Care, Crisis Intervention, Psychosocial Development, as well as in improving and changing the brain’s Neurological Functioning with DBT skills and strategies. 
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In leadership, Amy specializes in professional development, program development and organizational systems, and utilization management.  Amy is a member of ASAM and is licensed in addiction counseling in multiple states.  Her colleagues often refer to her as an “ASAM and DBT guru”, and she believes working in the industry is a spiritual mission.  “It has been an amazing journey of learning and professional development, with amazing miracles and moments. I feel blessed when I get to experience a “light bulb moment” filled with new insight, awareness, and internal healing in other’s journey and in my own”. Amy came to work with Seven Arrows after she was stunned and amazed by the transformation of people she had referred to participate in the program.  “In 21 years in the industry, I have yet to see a program with such a powerful impact”.  In her free time, enjoys going on adventures with her twins and her adult son.