Sedona Health Channel
Who Is Who
Karen von Merveldt-Guevara, Physician (German MD), Spiritual Hands-on Healer, poet and painter, mother of two sons and one daughter, Sedona, Arizona.
Graduated as Medical Doctor from University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany and University of Rennes I, France.
Interests in quantum physics, psychology, neurology, tribal cultures, their philosophies and their “medicine” led her to explore the realms of spiritual medicine.
Work experience mainly in the fields of surgery and orthopedics. Eventually followed her call to work as a Traditional Healer, which means intuitively and “hands on” following healing traditions still practiced by some medicine people, healers of Native American tribes, like Hopi, and other tribal cultures like on the Pacific Islands, or Africa - healers of the Dogon or Kalahari Bushmen.
Initiated into ancient ways of healing, the knowledge of how the five bodies of the human being interact, how the bodies can be cleared and the “imprints” of life experience released, she shares her knowledge and experience. Weaving physical, emotional and psychological healing seamlessly together, she practices Spiritual Medicine since 2002.
Contact: (928) 203-1014 / e-mail / website
Divyo Maria Kuhlmann, German psychologist (MA), Sedona, AZ. Graduated with an advanced degree in clinical psychology from Westphalian Wilhelms University in Münster, Germany. Taught classes in “Practical Psychology” at Westphalian Wilhelms University, facilitated seminars and retreats in Germany and Switzerland.
Specialized in the empowerment of women and young adults, and heart-centered communications for couples.
Deep explorations of the connection between body, mind and emotions led her to train in Tibetan healing, Creative Therapy, Psychodrama, Breath Therapy, Subtle Body Healing, Craniosacral Therapy and a wide variety of spa body treatments. Divyo practices these healing arts for more than 18 years. For 6 years she offered her special consultations, among them “The Harmony”, at Mii Amo, one of the top destination spas in the country.
Since June 2005 Divyo is part of the staff at “The Spa at Sedona Rouge” and works part time out of her own office.
Intrigued by the beauty and efficiency of Bert Hellinger’s work Divyo made Hellinger Family Constellation work an essential part of her healing practice since early 2006.
Contact: (928) 204-2489 / e-mail / website
Mario Henry Blackwolf, American Indian of Mechica-Apache heritage, Native historian and philosopher, Rimrock near Sedona, AZ.
Involved in the fights for Native Rights and the recognition of tribal lands in the “1970’s“. Leaving “the battlefields behind” Mario became a lecturer on Native American culture and spiritual belief. He is broadcasted on television, from local to international, and gives lectures and interviews.
Mario publishes books on diverse subjects in which he shares his own life path, to promote understanding and awareness for one’s own path, and to write for the cause of the Native people. Some of his books provide for readers, who seek historical and spiritual information on the Native American Indian of today.
He is looked at as a “medicine person”, an advisor in spiritual customs and beliefs and many have sought his council on spiritual matters throughout the years.
Contact: (928) 274-4201
Graduated as Medical Doctor from University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany and University of Rennes I, France.
Interests in quantum physics, psychology, neurology, tribal cultures, their philosophies and their “medicine” led her to explore the realms of spiritual medicine.
Work experience mainly in the fields of surgery and orthopedics. Eventually followed her call to work as a Traditional Healer, which means intuitively and “hands on” following healing traditions still practiced by some medicine people, healers of Native American tribes, like Hopi, and other tribal cultures like on the Pacific Islands, or Africa - healers of the Dogon or Kalahari Bushmen.
Initiated into ancient ways of healing, the knowledge of how the five bodies of the human being interact, how the bodies can be cleared and the “imprints” of life experience released, she shares her knowledge and experience. Weaving physical, emotional and psychological healing seamlessly together, she practices Spiritual Medicine since 2002.
Contact: (928) 203-1014 / e-mail / website
Divyo Maria Kuhlmann, German psychologist (MA), Sedona, AZ. Graduated with an advanced degree in clinical psychology from Westphalian Wilhelms University in Münster, Germany. Taught classes in “Practical Psychology” at Westphalian Wilhelms University, facilitated seminars and retreats in Germany and Switzerland.
Specialized in the empowerment of women and young adults, and heart-centered communications for couples.
Deep explorations of the connection between body, mind and emotions led her to train in Tibetan healing, Creative Therapy, Psychodrama, Breath Therapy, Subtle Body Healing, Craniosacral Therapy and a wide variety of spa body treatments. Divyo practices these healing arts for more than 18 years. For 6 years she offered her special consultations, among them “The Harmony”, at Mii Amo, one of the top destination spas in the country.
Since June 2005 Divyo is part of the staff at “The Spa at Sedona Rouge” and works part time out of her own office.
Intrigued by the beauty and efficiency of Bert Hellinger’s work Divyo made Hellinger Family Constellation work an essential part of her healing practice since early 2006.
Contact: (928) 204-2489 / e-mail / website
Mario Henry Blackwolf, American Indian of Mechica-Apache heritage, Native historian and philosopher, Rimrock near Sedona, AZ.
Involved in the fights for Native Rights and the recognition of tribal lands in the “1970’s“. Leaving “the battlefields behind” Mario became a lecturer on Native American culture and spiritual belief. He is broadcasted on television, from local to international, and gives lectures and interviews.
Mario publishes books on diverse subjects in which he shares his own life path, to promote understanding and awareness for one’s own path, and to write for the cause of the Native people. Some of his books provide for readers, who seek historical and spiritual information on the Native American Indian of today.
He is looked at as a “medicine person”, an advisor in spiritual customs and beliefs and many have sought his council on spiritual matters throughout the years.
Contact: (928) 274-4201
