Dr. Gabrielle Pelicci is a bestselling author and holistic health professor who turns research on healing from trauma into practical writing mentorship for seekers of personal transformation. She guides creatives, clinicians, and change-makers who crave authentic living and emotional healing.
Dr. Gabrielle Pelicci has been a guest on Life Intended Podcast:
West Palm Beach is home base for Dr. Pelicci’s private writing retreats where she weaves somatic healing, science, and storytelling into a powerful method she calls “writing as therapy.” Participants leave with a clear book outline and a deeper mind-body connection.
Her two decades on faculty in Holistic Health and Integrative Medicine keep her work evidence-informed and ethically grounded. Prospective authors tap her for:
Beyond retreats, Dr. Pelicci runs virtual masterclasses and a quarterly community circle that explores authentic living through plant medicine research and narrative practice. Each project funnels back to her flagship hub, GabriellePelicci.com, ensuring resources stay freely accessible.
Her debut memoir, All This Healing is Killing Me, hit #1 on Amazon in 2022 and opened an honest dialogue about trauma recovery. The follow-up, The Last Ceremony (2024), examines spiritual awakening in indigenous healing spaces.
Conference stages call often. She unpacked writing for emotional healing at SXSW 2024 and will expand on trauma-informed storytelling at TEDx in 2025.
Named one of the Top 100 Women of the Future in 2022, Dr. Pelicci has been highlighted by MSNBC and Spirituality & Health for her research on holistic health and authentic living.
Media praise centers on three pillars:
Raised in New York, Gabby spent her twenties studying comparative religion and traveling through South America, experiences that seeded her integrative worldview. She holds a Ph.D. in Transformative Studies and keeps her curiosity sharp with daily beach walks, yoga, and journaling prompts she later shares with clients. Close friends know her as “the professor who hands out pens instead of prescriptions.”
