Reid Anderson is a compassionate and skilled Clinical Social Worker and Therapist, dedicated to guiding individuals through the challenges of recovery from depression, anxiety, and addictions. He understands that healing is a process that requires patience, trust, and faith, acknowledging that change does not happen overnight. Reid creates a judgment-free and safe environment where his clients feel comfortable sharing their feelings, discussing their problems, and celebrating their victories. Specializing in tailored therapy plans that are centered around the unique needs and strengths of each client, Reid believes in the power of partnership within therapy. He values an honest, direct, and realistic approach while focusing on methods such as Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. In these challenging times, Reid emphasizes the importance of purpose, meaning, hope, and confidence, empowering his clients to navigate their journeys towards recovery and fulfillment.

Cathy Champ, a Licensed Professional Counselor with over 20 years of experience, understands that the heart of one's struggle often lies within relationships—either with oneself or with others. Whether dealing with anxiety, depression, or relationship challenges such as those found in parent-child or partner dynamics, Cathy partners with clients to help them identify unhelpful thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, replacing them with healthier patterns. Her expertise spans various age groups, including preteens, teens, adults, and elders, making her a versatile choice for individuals seeking support. Cathy provides both indoor and outdoor therapy options, creating a peaceful and natural environment for healing. Certified in trauma-informed practices, she specializes in EMDR, Equine Assisted Therapy, Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), and more, and is equipped to address sexual behavior issues. While Cathy welcomes individuals of all faiths, she offers the option to incorporate Christian principles into therapy sessions for those who desire it. In the first session, she collaborates with clients to design a personalized approach, reinforcing that no one has to face their struggles alone. Cathy is dedicated to providing hope and unconditional acceptance as she walks alongside her clients toward a healthier, happier future.

Heather McClure Mann is a dedicated Clinical Social Worker and Therapist with over 25 years of extensive experience in providing individual, group, and family therapy in both outpatient and inpatient settings. She possesses a deep understanding of the unique cultural and ethnic differences that enrich the human experience, believing that at our core, we all seek love, safety, and the ability to contribute meaningfully to our families and the world. For more than 12 years, she successfully ran a women's group therapy program, focusing on the distinct mental health needs of women throughout various stages of life. In her practice, Heather is committed to fostering a supportive therapeutic partnership, emphasizing the development of self-confidence, awareness, and understanding. Her hallmark approach reflects compassion, warmth, and creative problem-solving, guiding clients toward healing through self-care and responsibility. As someone who identifies as a highly sensitive person, Heather has a profound understanding of the challenges faced by sensitive individuals and has dedicated many years to helping them thrive. She welcomes those who are eager to pursue personal growth and well-being, encouraging a journey toward deeper self-awareness and empowerment.

Dawn Mckinney Botefuhr, a Licensed Professional Counselor with an MEd, LPC-S, and NCC, specializes in assisting adult individuals who face challenges in fulfilling personal expectations. She creates an environment enriched with support and unconditional positive regard, encouraging clients to take risks and achieve personal growth. With a particular focus on those experiencing high levels of anxiety, panic attacks, depression, and ADHD, Dawn offers compassionate guidance to adults coping with childhood or adult traumas, as well as those navigating the profound grief of losing a loved one, whether human or animal. Utilizing mindfulness-based interventions alongside Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), she aims to alleviate emotional suffering while empowering her clients with individualized skills for successful living. Dawn champions the importance of the counselor-client relationship, urging individuals to select a counselor they feel comfortable with, someone who truly listens and understands them without judgment.

Melanie Stolfus is a Licensed Professional Counselor with a passion for nurturing relational intimacy, a profound longing shared by many. Recognizing that feelings of isolation and disconnection often permeate the human experience, she embodies the belief that God's intent since the beginning has been for His people to draw near to both Him and each other. Through her work at Rockhill, Melanie guides individuals in exploring these critical truths, fostering a supportive environment where clients can embark on a hopeful journey, especially during life's challenging seasons. With over five decades of rich experiences as a child, wife, mother, educator, and school counselor, Melanie possesses a deep understanding of life's complexities. Her personal journey through adversity has shaped her therapeutic approach, offering clients a unique blend of peace and insight drawn from both struggles and triumphs. Melanie's true joy lies in connecting with those ready to embrace vulnerability, develop healthier relationships, and navigate the healing process together. At Rockhill, she invites individuals and families to take bold steps toward healing, reminding them that they are not meant to walk alone but together, with hope and a profound sense of joy.