Meet The Team

Tia Harden

Tia Harden is the owner of Restore Counseling Services, LLC.  She is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Certified Clinical Trauma Professional, whose focus is on helping individuals and families find solutions to life’s struggles. She received both her Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting and Masters of Science in Education with a concentration in Marriage and Family Therapy from The University of Akron. Tia has been counseling individuals and families for over 10 years.  She has worked with juvenile offenders and their families, and most recently, as a substance abuse counselor.  She also supervises counselors who are working toward becoming Licensed Professional Counselors.  Restore Counseling Services began as a part time practice, and has blossomed into a thriving practice that serves the Huntsville community.  With years of experience helping a wide array of clients, Tia is equipped to help you navigate through life’s struggles to find love, hope, and peace of mind.

Willie Bell

I started my career in the mental health, social services field in 1999. I started out working as a counselor working with female adolescents at what was then Three Springs. I worked by way up from counselor to shift supervisor to family service worker to director of family services over the course of 8 years.

I left Three Springs and began work with the Alabama Department of Corrections. I was a drug treatment counselor for 2 years before I transitioned to being a contract worker for the ADOC with MHM, Inc. Working with MHM, I started out as a mental health professional doing case management serving the population at Limestone Correctional Facility. I then transitioned to working at Donaldson Correctional Facility as the Site Administrator. As Site Administrator I supervised nursing, psychiatry and recreational staff to include managing inmates in population as well as on the residential treatment units.

From there I moved from the ADOC to Bradford Health at Madison. At Bradford Madison I was a counselor working with addicted individuals to include adolescents and adults. I became the PHP coordinator within the 2 year span that I started there.

I have 18 years experiencing working with adolescents with behavior problems as well as substance abuse/use issues. I have worked with adults that have been incarcerated as well as adults with addiction. Within those 18 years experience I have also taught adult education to individuals that were court ordered adult education classes. I have worked with countless families that were involved with the aforementioned identified populations.

Denise is a trauma-informed clinician, educator, and systemic therapist who works with individuals, couples, and families to restore safety, connection, and meaning in their lives. With advanced training in Marriage & Family Therapy, a doctorate in Health Sciences, and an MBA, she brings a powerful blend of clinical knowledge, relational insight, and real-world practicality to her work.
Denise is committed to offering care that honors each client’s unique story and therapeutic needs. Her work centers on:

 Trauma recovery
 Couples therapy
 Family systems and attachment
 Dissociation and parts‑work integration
 Sexual trauma and body‑based healing
 Emotion regulation and anger management
 Relationship repair and trust rebuilding
 Identity, self‑worth, and narrative reconstruction
 Support for stress, anxiety, and major life transitions
 Psychoeducation and skills‑focused interventions
 Culturally responsive and inclusive care

Denise is known for being warm, nurturing, deeply attuned, and non-judgmental. She creates a space where clients feel truly seen and supported as they work through painful experiences, relationship challenges, and life transitions. Her approach honors the whole person — mind, body, story, and relationships.
In addition to her clinical work, Denise is passionate about creating trauma-informed resources and tools that help people continue healing outside the therapy room.

Felicia Jordan is a Licensed Professional Counselor from Houston, TX who works with adolescents and adults and provides care for clients who struggle with everyday issues such as anxiety, depression, self-esteem, relationships, and trauma.
Felicia has extensive experience with Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and has been working as LPC in Psychiatric Hospital setting for over five years, in this roll Felicia provided clinically indicated psychotherapy to individuals and groups with services to adults, adolescents, and children. Her cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques have been a crucial part of the patient’s success and progress.
Felicia’s treatment approach is rooted in the idea that thoughts impact feelings and feelings impact behavior, this technique focuses on thoughts, feelings and behaviors, combined to influence a person’s quality of life.
Felicia studied at the collage of Biblical Studies where she earned a bachelor’s in counseling, she continued her education at Prairie View A&M University where she earned a master’s in counseling.
Felicia wishes to use integration of the spiritual and natural aspects of counseling to service her clients for the best possible outcome for their mental health. Felicia’s main goal for her patients includes improving overall well-being and promoting personal growth and resilience. “She believes that in her practice, her patients can overcome any obstacle. She has a unique view and experience with CBT that results in long-lasting behavioral changes using evidence-based care”. Felicia has excelled in her practice because she is passionate about helping her patients achieve their goal and provides a safe and non-judgmental space for them to explore their thoughts and feelings.
Felicia enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, and long walks on the beach. She is inspired by the word of God and enjoys talking about the things of God. She has been actively working with young women and women groups since 1998, helping them to make better lifestyle choices which in turn enables them to live more healthy and productive lives.
Felicia intends to continue to give back to her community by educating others about mental health and effectively communicating the importance of mental health.