Dr. Denise L. Willis, a Washington, DC native, retired from federal service after 36 years. She earned her master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Trinity Washington University and a doctoral degree in Christian Counseling from St. Thomas Christian University. Denise has built strong connections with local mental health providers and community organizations, ensuring individuals and families can access the services and support they need. Her dedication to mental health advocacy focuses on empowering underserved populations and equipping clients with the tools to navigate life’s challenges. Denise enjoys traveling, reading, and inspiring others to overcome life’s obstacles.

Dana Scott is a Licensed Professional Counselor and a dedicated advocate in the mental health field. She currently serves as a State Director with the National Counseling Group, overseeing offices that provide community-based services for at-risk and underserved populations. Passionate about fostering the next generation of mental health professionals, Dana is committed to training and developing future clinicians through clinical supervision. In her spare time, she enjoys being a devoted mother to her two boys and staying active in their sports and activities.

Delores Topping, a retired United States Navy Chief with 20 years of service, and a Resident in Counseling. She earned her Master of Arts in Counseling from Dallas Theological Seminary and practices under the supervision of Dana Scott, LPC. Rooted in a Christian worldview, Delores combines evidence-based therapeutic techniques with a faith-centered approach, creating a safe, judgment-free space for healing. While her faith influences her perspective, she warmly welcomes individuals from all backgrounds who seek to improve their mental well-being. Her commitment lies in fostering resilience, growth, and hope in those she serves.

Dr. Bishop Ron D. Willis, a native of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, has served both in the United States Army and as a federal government employee. He graduated with honors from Trinity University and College, earning an MBA, and later obtained his Doctorate in Divinity from St. Thomas Christian University in Jacksonville, FL. As a certified life coach and counselor, Bishop Ron specializes in pre-marital, marriage, grief, and family counseling. He is dedicated to empowering his clients and helping them live fulfilling lives. Ron enjoys reading, attending sporting events, working out, and spending quality time with his family.

Sara is passionate about helping her clients learn to recognize patterns of thinking and behaviors, identifying what those patterns communicate about their own needs, and collaborating to achieve meaningful change. Sara collaborates with each client to discover mindfulness practices they can practice in therapy and then incorporate into everyday life. She brings a strengths-based perspective to the therapy space, helping clients focus on their positive qualities, capabilities, and inner resources to overcome the difficulties they face.

Sara is currently completing her MA in Clinical Mental Health from Liberty University. She has four years of experience working in The Family Services Department, serving families in Florida and Virginia. For the past three years, Sara has led a children's art program at a local homeless shelter in Fredericksburg. She combines her professional ethics and clinical training with a personal belief that every client deserves to have a safe, empathetic, and nonjudgmental space where they feel empowered to achieve their goals.

Michael Rogers’ determination to help others discover their own superpowers and strength in the darkest times of their lives is key to his therapeutic approach.  Michael specializes in working with children who have experienced abuse and with adolescents and adults, experiencing anxiety, anger, addictive behaviors, body image concerns, bullying, depression, trauma, grief, life transitions, and men’s issues.

As a United States Marine Corps veteran, he also understands the unique experiences of veterans, including crisis survival and Post Traumatic Stress. He feels blessed with the gifts of both empathy and curiosity, which gives him an open mind to listen to and understand clients’ experiences. Michael received his Bachelor’s in Psychology and is currently completing his Master’s in Clinical Counseling from Liberty University. As a motivational coach, life coach, and counselor, Michael encourages his clients to rewrite their own story of healing and success.

He enjoys watching and playing sports, outdoor activities, weightlifting, karate, outdoor activities, building Legos, gaming, tattoos, and traveling.

Passionate about mental health care, Evelyn is dedicated to creating a warm and welcoming environment while ensuring the smooth operation of our practice. Her commitment to client care goes beyond administrative duties she strives to make every client feel seen, safe, and supported at The Healing Station. She also works diligently to assist our team of counselors in providing the highest level of care. Outside of work, Evelyn enjoys spending time with her family, watching her favorite shows, and cooking.