Testimonials

I have known Rahima Schmall for several years.  She was the director of a healing intensive which I attended and my teacher in the healing/counseling major at the University of Spiritual Healing and Sufism . I experienced her gentle, compassionate, spiritual presence as both a teacher and a healer.  While I attended school, my mother died and it was Rahima who was available and attentive to my grief and sorrow.  I have felt while working with Rahima that she is someone who demonstrates a deep awareness of Spirit through her witnessing of other’s pain, her guidance towards truth, and her life as a spiritual teacher, healer, friend.  I highly recommend her as a workshop leader, teacher, and any healing related endeavor. – Alima S. Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist

Rahima Schmall is a deeply loving, profoundly skilled healer.  I am enjoying the privilege of working with her to heal misconceptions from childhood, so I truly leave the past behind.  Rahima has the patience, deep perception, and experience to help me trust there is life beyond limiting beliefs.  My heart so loves to hear Rahima recite the healing prayers I learned at UHSH!  In our healings I feel safe to let deep heartaches rise to my awareness to be washed in the Light, the Love, of Allah! – Georgia Mae J, LCSW

Rahima is a health professional who has lived the archetype of the wounded healer. She has, through her own Sufi practices and deep surrender to God, transformed her own suffering with chronic fatigue syndrome and in so doing has learned how to heal others. I found her teaching style to be both intellectually satisfying and emotionally fulfilling. Prepare to have your soul soar as you experience new hope for situations that felt hopeless. – Randy, L., Clinical Psychologist

Rahima Schmall is a deeply caring and compassionate teacher and healer.  She excels at identifying the sometimes hidden causes of illness and distress and transforming them through the light of Allah. – Jane G

I came to Rahima because of despair over my diabetes and kidney disease. My doctor wanted me to start dialysis and put myself on the list for a kidney transplant. We worked with my despair, but I never imagined my kidney disease could slow down or reverse. After a few months, I went to see my doctor. He said to me, “whatever you are doing, keep doing it, you are so much better.” I no longer needed dialysis. – Johanna C.

Contact Dr. Schmall today to discuss how she might best support you.

• phone: (707) 318-4470
• e-mail: RahimaSchmall@yahoo.com