Debbie Miller, M.A., is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern (IMH #5754) and Director of Living Water Christian Counseling.  She graduated with a Master of Arts in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary and completed coursework for a graduate certificate in Biblical Studies from The King’s Seminary. Debbie enjoys helping clients with grief, transitions, and relationship problems, including marriage counseling and premarital counseling. She is passionate about working with woman in recovery from trauma and abuse (emotional, verbal, sexual, and physical). In addition to individual and group counseling services, Debbie developed Art for the Heart, a one-day workshop of collage and journaling to help people grow emotionally and spiritually through creativity. Debbie also provides spiritual mentoring for individuals who want to deepen their relationship with God. She is a graduate of Larry Crabb's School of Spiritual Direction and completed a Pastoral Care Ministries training offered by Leanne Payne. She frequently teaches as part of the Healing Ministry for her church, and she is a regular speaker at workshops, conferences, and women’s retreats. Married for 20 years, she resides in Orlando with her husband and a houseful of pets.

Amy Roza, M.A., has a passion for seeing men and women set free, so they can step into who they were truly called to be: alive and whole. She has a gift of coming alongside people and offering her strength and tenderness in the midst of their brokenness and pain. She works with individuals, couples, and groups, specializing in women’s issues (including sexual abuse, childhood trauma, addiction, gender identity and same sex attraction). She believes that women hunger for a reality and depth to their lives that only Christ provides. Amy received her Master of Arts in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary. She regularly facilitates and speaks at women’s and adolescent retreats.

Denise Kirsop, M.A., has a heart of compassion for the wounded.  Her life experience as the child of an alcoholic in a chaotic home, and an adult caught in a trap of distressing life choices, awakened her to the need for change, and ultimately God.  Among many influences, her interest and training in Confident Kids (a support group for kids in high stressed environments), Peacemakers (ministry focused on biblical conflict resolution), and Rita Bennett’s Emotionally Free Ministry (inner healing prayer ministry) amplified her desire to understand the process of change and healing.  She received a Masters in Counseling from Reformed Theological Seminary and is currently a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern (IMH#7822).  Denise attended seminary to obtain her training because of her belief of the need to integrate counseling and theology.  Denise’s growth and healing has been a result of not only working on her emotional health but also many spiritual issues, particularly suffering and hope.  This is her hope and vision for others.  Denise believes it is an honor as a counselor to walk with others who are also struggling to explore their own stories and walk a path toward healing, one which chooses purposeful living over survival.  She works with individuals, couples, families and groups dealing with various distressing issues such as depression, grief, abuse, hopelessness, addiction, anxiety, trauma, and conflicted personal relationships.  As a certified PREPARE/ENRICH facilitator she also has a passion for working with premarital and married couples helping them identify strength and growth areas in their relationships, and also teaching them relationship skills. Denise also has a heart for the creative process and how it facilitates healing.  She explores creative ways to work with her clients.  She is a small group facilitator for the Art for the Heart workshops offered by Living Water Christian Counseling.