Our Addiction Specialists

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Reflections Recovery Center Treatment Staff

Our highly trained addiction specialists have years of experience working in the recovery field. All of our therapists are passionate about the work they do and the service they provide to our clients. Our team continues to go through ongoing training and education to ensure that we remain educated and knowledgeable in the newest and most effective methods of helping our clients. Learn a little bit about each of our addiction treatment experts by clicking below.

Adam Bartholomew

Chief Executive Officer
Andrew Weiner, B.S.

Executive Director
Nathan Topitzhofer, BHT

Program Director
Melissa Rauch, LPC, NCC

Clinical Director
Dr. Barbara J. Brooks, N.D.

Attending Physician
Dave Bazzell, LASAC

Primary Therapist
Sean Rogers, BHT

Primary Therapist
Lisa Parsons, MD

Medical Director
Xanthi Williams, MS

Primary Therapist
Chris Colonna

Admissions/Outreach Director

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Adam Bartholomew

Chief Executive Officer

Adam has a passion for the 12 Steps combined with the tools necessary to see and process core beliefs and behaviors in a therapeutic setting. Having been in recovery for almost 10 years, Adam has walked hand in hand with men seeking the same results.

Adam strongly believes that the structure, quality of care, individualized treatment planning, and a willingness to take suggestions and follow directions will lead to success in early recovery. Adam believes that a great number of men have the ability to recover from drug addiction and/or alcoholism if the critical steps are taken to find a life worth living.

Adam is a resident of Prescott, Arizona and shares the care of his daughter along with being a strong member of the community of Prescott.

Andrew Weiner, B.S.

Executive Director

Andrew is a proud graduate of the Reflections Recovery Center treatment program and has worked in the treatment field since his graduation. His professional treatment experience extends to the roles of house-manager, outreach coordinator, office administrator, compliance officer and has now become the program director. He has worked to achieve an undergraduate level degree in the mechanical engineering field as a proud graduate from Arizona State University.

Andrew has found a wonderful passion for recovery from drug addiction and excels at helping people to combat the same issue that he fought for so long. He yearns for people to work towards the same freedom and happiness that he has found from the tools he has learned to use as a member of Reflections Recovery Center.

Andrew has an immense passion for helping others. He loves to see people achieve sobriety and the reason is simply because he knows exactly how hard it was to achieve his own lasting sobriety. He has a profound respect for the processes and steps that addicts and alcoholics have to take to save their own lives. Andrew’s work ethic is paramount to contributing to our recovery community, and this helps him to remain an asset at Reflections. His personality and his ability to relate to addicts in early recovery are truly outstanding additions to the Reflections team.

Nathan Topitzhofer, BHT

Program Director

Nathan hails from the great state of Minnesota and is a committed member in the recovery community in Prescott. Nathan has achieved long-term sobriety through his dedication to recovery and 12 step principles. He has been blessed to work in the treatment field since August of 2013 and has worked in the roles of residential technician, client advocate, group facilitator, and is currently Reflection’s residential director and aftercare counselor.

Nathan’s passion for long-term treatment comes from his own experience of battling addiction for many years, after having limited success in 28 day programs. His dedication to helping other recovering alcoholics and drug addicts is surpassed by very few because he has been in their shoes and only wants to give them the best opportunity at living a happy and sober life.

Melissa Rauch, LPC, NCC

Clinical Director

Melissa is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Arizona and a National Certified Counselor (NCC). Originally from Ohio, Melissa has lived in Arizona of over 20 years. She received her Bachelor’s degree from ASU and went on to get her Master’s degree in mental Health Counseling from Walden University.

Melissa is passionate about the work she does and the level of care she provides her clients. She has nearly 20 years of experience in the human services field helping both adults and adolescents cultivate and experience happier, healthier lives.

Dr. Barbara J. Brooks, N.D.

Attending Physician

Dr. Barbara J. Brooks received her BS Psychology from Arizona State University and her Doctorate degree from Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine. She has been working in recovery since 2009.

She has an integrative approach for treatments for a variety of medical conditions. She focuses her attention on teaching the clients on obtaining and maintaining optimal health. This is done by pharmaceutical, supplemental and nutritional education.

Barbara is our Primary Care Provider, and facilitates the health care needs of our clients. She performs intake physicals, treats acute and chronic illness, referrals to specialists if necessary and sees to it that their optical and dental needs are met.

On a personal note, she is married with 3 children and 9 grandchildren and is also an avid fan of football!

Dave Bazzell, LASAC

Primary Therapist

Dave Bazzell has been sober from alcoholism since 1989 and a counselor since 2000. He has a master’s in addictions counseling from Grand Canyon University and his bachelor’s from Norther Arizona University.

Dave’s counseling style is very laid back and he uses a variety of cognitive, motivational, and spiritual based techniques. He specializes in REBT, Motivational Interviewing and Existential Based metaphysics, as well as The Twelve Steps.

He entered counseling with La Frontera Center in Tucson in 2000. He spent five years with Marana Prison as an addictions counselor, worked with Old Pueblo Community Services as a case manager dealing with parolees and probationers. Since moving to Prescott, Dave also served as a therapist at Clean Adventures for two and a half years.

Sean Rogers, BHT

Primary Therapist

Sean is currently pursuing his degree from the University of Las Vegas Nevada in Psychology and has plans of obtaining his licensure to become an LPC after the completion of his education.

After arriving in Prescott 6 years ago, Sean has immersed himself in treatment work at various facilities in the Prescott area. Sean has worked in every facet of the treatment industry and has an effective understanding of what steps an individual must take to change their negative patterns of behavior. Having struggled with his own issues in the past, Sean believes in the 12 step program and is able to translate that into a dedication to helping clients achieve long term sobriety.

Sean has assisted over 30 individuals obtain over a year of sobriety in his time working as a Therapist and takes pride in his graduates of the Reflections Program. Many of these individuals go on to become future employees.

Lisa Parsons, MD

Medical Director

Dr. Parsons received her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Florida Atlantic University where she graduated summa cum laude. She then went to Medical School at Wayne State University in Detroit Michigan. From there, she did her Internship and Psychiatric Residency at Banner Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix Arizona. Dr. Parsons went on to work at Banner Thunderbird Hospital doing Consult Liason work on the medical floors, ER and psychiatric ER as well as working on the inpatient psychiatric unit. She them Moved to Prescott Arizona and become Medical Director at a large community mental health center called West Yavapai Guidance Clinic.

All of this experience lead Dr. Parsons to the understanding that Psychiatric illness including Substance Use Disorders is much more than a brain disorder and treatment needs to include the whole person. This lead her on a quest to understand additional causes of illness and search for holistic treatments. She received a certification from “Integrative Medicine for Mental Health” and has continued to expand her knowledge with them. She has collaborated with colleagues in the community and across the country that are experienced in this type of medicine. She is working toward certification in functional medicine approaches to treatment through the ‘Integrative Medicine Academy’.

All of this experience has led to her to starting her private practice called Integrative Core Wellness where she practices Integrative Psychiatry, combining Western Medicine, Eastern Medicine and Functional Medicine approaches to illness and treatment.

As her understanding of the holistic/alternative literature and research grows, her potential to help people effect positive change in their lives has grown as well. While she has always felt a call to medicine, this expanded treatment repertoire has enhanced that call and deepened her gratitude for being a part of positive change.

To learn more about her treatment modalities, visit her website at: Integrativecorewellness.com

Xanthi Williams, MS

Primary Therapist

Xanthi joined Reflections Recovery Center in 2015. She holds a Bachelor’s of Art degree in Psychology and will obtain her Master’s of Science in Psychology/Counseling in December 2016. She has worked in the mental health field for the past 13 years. Xanthi approaches client care for a compassionate, strengths-based context and words in collaboration with clients to foster self-efficacy, empowerment, and comprehensive emotional wellness.

Xanthi assists clients through treatment addressing trauma and grief, skills which she gained from working with the Phoenix Fire Department as a grief and crisis counselor. She gained knowledge regarding addiction, depression, and trauma from her internship at The Meadows in Wickenburg Arizona. Xanthi has worked for many years with families in crisis, assisting these families with healthy coping skills many of which included substance abuse.

Chris Colonna

Admissions/Outreach Director

Chris is originally from Long Island, NY where he grew up in a very large, very loving Italian Family. Chris had always wanted to join the NYPD from a young age and made it all the way through the intensive hiring process before his addiction stopped him from fulfilling that dream. His addiction progressed rapidly and his life had become unmanageable.

Chris came to Prescott, Arizona to complete a long-term treatment program. He is a firm believer that Alcoholics Anonymous, the 12 steps and going through a high quality of treatment saved his life. He will forever be grateful that recovery taught him how to change his life in a way that he never dreamed possible. Chris handles outreach as well as admissions for Reflections Recovery Center and says that he could not be more thankful for the privilege of working in the field that saved his life.

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