TUCSON, Ariz. - TelAve -- Local warning to Tucson residents regarding a woman by the name of Dr Anna Blessing from Tucson Biofeedback offering overpriced "healing services" and alternative wellness treatments while scamming clients out of  thousands of dollars.

According to multiple complaints received, Anna Blessing has been advertising unverified health services under a ministry ownership. Victims report purchasing costly sessions, promised miraculous results, and misled with false claims of cures.

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"Scammers often exploit people's desire for health and hope," We urge the public to remain skeptical of any "professional" charging large payments upfront for medical or spiritual treatments.

• Submit a complaint to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) at www.reportfraud.ftc.gov

Residents are reminded to research practitioners carefully and avoid making payments before verifying credentials.

Protect yourself and your loved ones—do your research, ask questions, and never feel rushed into paying for services that sound too good to be true.