About Roderick Perry
Roderick Perry is a Licensed Mental Health Counselor in the state of Florida and a Licensed Professional Counselor in the Commonwealth of Virginia, as well as a Qualified Supervisor for registered interns in both Florida and Virginia. He provides compassionate, client-centered care to veterans, their families, and members of the wider community. As the owner of Helping Homes Counseling & Wellness, Roderick is dedicated to creating a safe and welcoming environment where individuals and families can find support, healing, and renewed strength.
Before becoming a counselor, Roderick proudly served in the United States Army as a Cannon Fire Direction Specialist, earning multiple commendations and developing the discipline, leadership, and commitment that now guide his work in mental health. For more than a decade, he has also served as a mentor for at-risk youth through the Departments of Juvenile Justice in Virginia, Georgia, and Florida, helping young people recognize their potential and create positive life changes.
Roderick specializes in supporting women, men, children, and families as they navigate challenges such as depression, anxiety, trauma, anger, and substance use. He primarily utilizes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)—a practical, goal-focused approach that helps clients identify and challenge unhelpful thought patterns, build effective coping skills, and strengthen relationships. His work also emphasizes communication skills, interpersonal effectiveness, and family connection, while actively reducing the stigma surrounding mental health.
Outside of counseling, Roderick is an active member of the Masons and Shriners, continuing his lifelong dedication to service and community. Passionate about helping people grow across cultures, families, and generations, he believes that even the smallest steps can create lasting change.
“Change begins with one grain of sand.”
About Alexis Miller
Alexis Miller, also known as Lexie, serves as the Office Manager at Helping Homes Counseling & Wellness, where she blends strong organizational skills with a deep passion for mental health advocacy. A lifelong Floridian, she earned her Bachelor’s degree in English with minors in Journalism and Photography from the University of Central Florida.
At just 23 years old, Lexie brings fresh energy and professionalism to her role, ensuring the smooth operation of daily practice needs while fostering a supportive, client-centered environment. In addition to her administrative role, she contributes as a freelance journalist and photographer for the Palm Coast Observer, where she captures stories that connect and inspire her community.
Lexie is committed to using both her professional work and creative talents to promote wellness, connection, and awareness in the lives of those she serves.
About Brandon Murray
Brandon Murray is a graduate student at Southern New Hampshire University, pursuing a degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. He is dedicated to supporting children, adolescents, and adults in developing coping skills, strengthening resilience, and navigating life’s challenges with confidence. Brandon’s counseling approach is rooted in compassion and guided by a genuine commitment to helping individuals discover meaningful opportunities for growth and personal well-being.
Outside of his clinical training, Brandon values time in nature and enjoys activities such as surfing, drawing, and spending quality time with his family, friends, and pets—including his bearded dragon, cats, and fish. These personal outlets help him recharge and nurture his creativity, which he integrates into his work with clients in thoughtful and supportive ways.
About Hannah Orrison
Hannah holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health Science from Kaplan University and is currently a graduate student at Capella University pursuing a degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling. A proud U.S. Army Veteran, she is grounded in values of service, integrity, and resilience, and is dedicated to supporting individuals in developing greater emotional awareness, adaptive coping skills, and psychological well-being. Her clinical interests include cognitive-behavioral approaches, mindfulness-based interventions, and the integration of meditation practices to enhance self-regulation, insight, and healing.
Hannah is committed to continuing her professional development with the long-term goal of earning a PsyD in Clinical Psychology, where she aims to deepen her clinical expertise, expand her impact in the field, and contribute meaningfully to mental health care.
Outside of her academic and professional pursuits, Hannah is happily married and raising three children in an active, close-knit household that includes three dogs and a cat. She finds balance and renewal through camping, hiking, and reflective reading, valuing both connection with nature and meaningful time with her family.