Meet Rob Wergin.
Q: Tell us a little bit about what you do?
A: I help people heal and transform their lives. I came to Sedona during a dark time in my life. I thought money was power and that was it in life. When I lost everything, I attempted suicide, only to come to Sedona on the recommendation of a friend. I have been through it all: brokenss, scary diagnoses, addiction, suicide attempts, and more. My life experiences taught me to be unconditionally loving and compassionate towards others. I am not religious, I don’t have statues or items of worship around me, but now I help people of all faiths, cultures, and races to find healing in their lives.
Q: Tell people your website, so we could send them there.
A: It is robwergin.com

Q: Tell us where you do these?
A: I host weekend healing retreats that sell out fast. They typically run from a Friday to a Sunday, and are filmed and recorded for clients to take home, which is approximately 10 hours of film, or zoomed for clients unable to attend in-person. In 2021 during the pandemic and Zoom boom, we did nearly 40,000 appointments in one year, all over the world. Going online makes my services more accessible because you don’t have to spend a fortune on flights. Our retreats also take place in Europe. We cater to people all over.
Q: So do you do one-on-ones?
A: I used to, until I started being booked-out two years in advance. I used to do 25-35 private sessions over the phone per day. I’m pushing 76 years of age next month; I had no idea I’d be working this hard still.
Q: So anything we didn’t talk about that you’d like someone to know about you?
A: That I love working with others to help them identify the ways in which they hold themselves back from living the lives they desire, and giving them the encouragement and guidance they need to make the necessary changes. Sometimes, it just takes a mindset shift. Words and thoughts are powerful in shaping our reality. I’d also like people to know that I’m smart, I have a sense of humor, and I like to have fun