Our team is dedicated to providing comprehensive, preventative, and integrative care tailored to the needs of each patient.
Our team
Stacy Konyar, FNP-C
I began my nursing career in Pennsylvania, training at Geisinger Medical Center School of Nursing and Penn State University. After several years working in ICU/CCU, I was recruited by Winchester Medical Center to join the Cardiac Intensive Care Unit, later spending a decade in the Neonatal ICU. During this time, I earned my Master of Science in Nursing from Shenandoah University and became certified as a Family Nurse Practitioner.
From 2010 to 2021, I specialized in outpatient Neurology, caring for patients with conditions such as multiple sclerosis, memory loss, movement disorders, sleep disorders, and migraine headaches. During this time, I developed a particular interest in migraine management, working closely with patients to create individualized treatment plans that combined preventive strategies, lifestyle modifications, and evidence-based therapies. This experience allowed me to help patients significantly improve their quality of life while navigating the challenges of chronic neurological conditions.
My passion has always been disease prevention and health promotion, with a particular focus on healthy aging. In 2017, I completed certification in Plant-Based Nutrition through Cornell University and in 2022 further education in Functional Medicine through the Institute of Functional Medicine (IFM). I believe in an individualized approach to care—one that not only treats disease but also promotes long-term wellness. I am board-certified by the American Academy of Nurse Credentialing Center (ANCC) and licensed by the state of Virginia to provide autonomous, family-centered healthcare to patients of all ages.
Outside of my professional life, I value the support of my husband and three children, who continually motivate me to grow both personally and professionally. I enjoy outdoor activities such as running, biking, and hiking, as well as traveling and exploring new experiences that broaden my perspective.
Laura Sutton, LPC
I believe everyone can live a life that brings them joy, happiness, and purpose. Too often, however, we are carrying the weight of stress, trauma, grief, regret, and shame with us as we try to push forward. Whether the effects of this weight is obvious, or you have adapted your life and identity to hide them, you deserve to be free to live your life in good health, with hope and happiness.
I specialize in using a trauma-informed approach with a variety of modalities, including RLT, ACT, REBT and CBT, to help those experiencing depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, relationship issues, and low self-esteem. I believe the most effective treatment is client driven, with a focus on the interactions of our physical, emotional, and relational health. My role is to provide the tools and support needed throughout the process.
My therapy style is casual, non-judgmental, and supportive. At the end of our work together, my hope is that you will feel empowered and confident as you move forward to a life of health, happiness, and hope.
Anna Ennis-Martinez, FNP-C
I grew up in rural Western Maryland and began my nursing journey early, enrolling at Allegany Community College while still in high school. By the time I earned my Associate Degree in Nursing in 1994, I was licensed to administer morphine—though not yet old enough to buy a beer.
My career began in Virginia Beach, where I worked solo night shifts on a small pediatric unit. The unit’s size allowed me to cross-train in the newborn nursery and float to the Special Care Nursery at Norfolk General. In 1996, I was recruited to join the mother/baby and nursery unit at Winchester Medical Center (WMC), eventually transitioning to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU). Over the next 17 years, I cared for mothers, infants, and children, deepening my clinical expertise and commitment to family-centered care.
It was during my time in the NICU that I met Stacy, a colleague who inspired me to pursue advanced practice nursing. Her encouragement—“Five years will pass whether you go to grad school or not”—became a turning point. I enrolled in Shenandoah University’s bridge program, designed for nurses transitioning from an associate degree directly to a master’s. Alongside my study partner Lynda, we completed both bachelor’s and master’s coursework, graduating together in 2012.
After earning my BSN in 2010 and MSN in 2012, I began my career as a Family Nurse Practitioner at Winchester OB/GYN. Shortly after starting, I welcomed my fourth child—while caring for a 10-month-old at home. Those years were a whirlwind, and I eventually relocated to Northern Virginia for family support. I transitioned to MinuteClinic, where I led the launch of a new location in Centreville, VA. In 2016, I received the Paragon Award for Excellence, and in 2017, Valley Health honored me with the Courage Award.
I returned to Valley Health in 2017, serving patients at Strasburg Quick Care and Front Royal Urgent Care. Today, I reside in Haymarket, VA, where I continue to practice integrative, patient-centered care.
My clinical interests include Eastern medicine, herbal therapies, acupuncture, and chiropractic care, which I integrate with conventional Western approaches. I am currently pursuing certification through the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM), driven by the belief that true healing involves the mind, body, and spirit. I advocate for wellness-focused care that empowers patients and families to make lasting, generational changes in health.
Above all, I am a wife and mother of four, and my family remains my greatest inspiration. I believe that compassionate care begins with meeting patients where they are—supporting them in their journey toward wellness and wholeness.
Kimberly Kaelin, MSS, LCSW
As a psychotherapist, I know that reaching out for support takes courage, and finding the right fit matters. My approach is collaborative, warm, and authentic.
I work with individuals and couples navigating anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship challenges, and major life transitions. My style is less conventional. I believe therapy is most effective when it feels honest, genuine, and connected. At the core of my practice is the therapeutic relationship. Together, we'll build a strong foundation that helps you process emotions, untangle old patterns, and move toward healing and growth.
What to Expect
In our work, you'll find a space that is supportive yet challenging, compassionate yet direct. My hope is to help you not only cope with difficulties but also develop greater insight, self-understanding, and resilience. My role is not to "fix" you, but to walk alongside you as you discover new perspectives and tools for relating to yourself and others.
Whether you're working to process trauma, improve relationships, or gain clarity in your life, I would be honored to work with you. Let's see if we're a good fit.
Outside the therapy room, you'll find me hiking in the mountains, exploring new restaurants, or spending time with dogs.
Mandeep Dhindsa, MSN, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC
I am a dedicated and experienced Nurse Practitioner with over ten years of diverse experience in the healthcare sector. I earned my Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Shenandoah University in 2010, followed by a Master of Science in Nursing and a post-graduate Family Nurse Practitioner certificate in 2014. Driven by a strong commitment to advancing patient care, I pursued additional studies, completing a Post-Graduate Certificate in Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner from West Virginia University, where I became board certified as a PMHNP in 2023.
As a Family Nurse Practitioner with over 10 years of experience, I have established a very broad knowledge base in the management of various chronic illnesses like diabetes, hypertension, obesity, asthma and COPD through empathetic and comprehensive care. My diverse clinical background has given me excellent patient rapport-building abilities, and I take pride in delivering holistic care to individualize each person’s unique needs.
I have had the privilege of working as a Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner for the past year year, seeing patients across the lifespan and treating various mental health illnesses, including ADHD, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and mood disorders. This has only strengthened my passion to help advance mental health and well-being in individuals, and I am excited about continuing to develop my expertise in this field.
I am pleased to be employed part-time at Healing Hands, where I look forward to applying my skills and knowledge to help patients on the road to better physical and mental health.
Rose Livengood, DNP, FNP
I’m a Family Nurse Practitioner with a passion for compassionate, community-focused care. I’ve worked in both internal medicine and nonprofit clinics, and recently completed my Doctorate of Nursing Practice through UVA.
Outside the clinic, I love being outside, baking, and spending time with my family. I’m excited to be part of Healing Hands and look forward to caring for you and your family!
Lynda C. Miller, DNP, FNP-C, PMHNP-BC
I began my nursing career after applying for the ADN RN program at Lord Fairfax (now Laurel Ridge) while my husband was away for two years in Afghanistan, Iraq and Kabul. I was a stay at home mother that turned student at an older age. The love for learning was evident as I continued on to apply for the ADN to BSN program at Shenandoah University and decided to move into the MSN program, where I met Anna and Stacy.
While in the FNP program, I found that women’s health was my niche and found myself working for Drs. Dabinett and Wilson, original owners to The Women’s Center of Winchester. A few years in, I found that there was a dire need for mental health in our area and went back to obtain my post-graduate degree as a Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, and then went straight into the Doctorate program.
During this time, I had been volunteering my time with the Virginia Council of Nurse Practitioners, where I was on the Government Relations Board that was able to push through Independent Practice for the Nurse Practitioners of Virginia. With this, I knew that my goal some day would be to own my own practice. I continue to play an active role in VCNP as the President of the Northern Shenandoah Chapter.
Fall 2021, I was cleaning the house and got a call from Stacy, wanting to meet up with myself and Anna. The next thing you know, we are opening Healing Hands together with Laura Sutton, July 5, 2022.
My passion is women’s health, PCOS, metabolic issues, endocrinology, infertility, peri-menopause and menopause care, hormone replacement therapy, gender affirming care, and mental health. I have certifications in Pelvic Floor Therapy (level I), EMDR (trained), Auricular Acupuncture (NADA), yoga (200 hr), meditation (200 hr), Forest Bathing, and others.
My motivation comes from my four children, two grandchildren (that I love and adore), and my husband. I love to learn new things in order to broaden my knowledge base for my patients. I enjoy reading, researching, hiking, kayaking, crocheting, and mobile art.
Sam Larson, MA, Resident in Counseling
Sam Larson is a resident in counseling, who has earned his Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Eastern Mennonite University in 2024. Sam has 7 years of direct mental health experience, having spent much of that time working with the Community Services Board, and has 10+ years of youth and family experience. As a result of this experience Sam has developed a deep passion for helping those who have experienced trauma, grief, and relational hardship. Sam has a special interest in treating adolescents struggling with the symptoms of ADHD, anxiety, and depression, as well as adults who are navigating the symptoms of relational trauma and substance use.
Sam draws from a variety of therapy models to help his clients to meet their therapeutic goals, including Attachment Theory, Cognitive behavioral Therapy, Narrative therapy, and Acceptance and Commitment therapy, All of which are practiced through the lens of a person-center approach. Sam sincerely believes that ALL individuals are wired for healing and growth and that his role as their therapist is to create, facilitate, and protect the sacred space needed for individuals to experience the healing they are capable of.
In his spare time, Sam is an avid runner and podcast consumer, a die-hard Detroit Lions fan (and has been since ‘97), he also enjoys reading with his children and exploring Northern Virginia with his wife—one winery at a time.