Restored Life Counseling is evolving. We currently only have one location, but the infrastructure is in place to support more. We are a Clinically Integrated Network of independent mental health professionals.

We operate as a Management Services Organization (MSO) and an Independent Provider Association (IPA). This means that while our clinicians operate as independent practitioners—retaining their professional autonomy and clinical voice—they are united by a shared infrastructure, a commitment to clinical excellence, and a “Theologically Anchored” covenant.

In an era of corporate healthcare and algorithmic management, we provide the “floor” of administrative support (billing, compliance, and technology) so our providers can reach for the “ceiling” of their spiritual calling. We believe that by caring for the healer through robust infrastructure and community, we ensure the best possible care for the client.

Who We Serve & How We Serve

We are honest about our identity so there are no surprises: We are distinctively Christian. However, we are not “preachy,” pushy, or exclusive.

We do not impose our beliefs on our clients. Our faith is the fuel for our service, not a prerequisite for your care. We gladly serve individuals from all walks of life, faith backgrounds, and identities with the same level of excellence, compassion, and dignity.

Our Mission

To provide Affordable, Quality, and Distinctively Christian mental healthcare.

We believe behavioral health is more than the management of symptoms; it is the stewardship of a soul. Our mandate extends beyond the clinical reduction of anxiety or depression to the holistic restoration of the Imago Dei—the image of God—inherent in every client.

Our Strategic Pillars

1. Affordable (Access)

We believe high-quality care should be accessible. By centralizing our administrative costs through our MSO model, we reduce overhead, allowing our independent providers to accept major insurance plans and offer sustainable rates. We are also in the process of paneling and credentialing with AHCCCS to further expand our reach. We are committed to maintaining capacity for the under-served through our internship programs and sliding-scale options.

2. Quality (Clinical Excellence)

We operate under a “Zero Harm” framework. While our providers are independent, they commit to rigorous standards of practice, including Measurement-Based Care (MBC) to objectively track client progress. We view secular regulatory codes (APA, NASW, ACA) as our legal obligation, and our internal standards of integrity as our spiritual service.

3. Distinctively Christian (Theological Fidelity)

We are not merely “Christians who counsel”; we practice an integrative approach where truth, grace, and scientific excellence converge. All providers in our network engage in ongoing theological formation and adhere to the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) Code of Ethics.

Our Beliefs and Values

Our network is diverse, yet we are anchored by a shared Statement of Faith that serves as the constitution for our community.

We are Christian

We affirm the Apostles’ Creed, Nicene Creed, and Athanasian Creed. We believe in the Triune God—Father, Son, and Holy Spirit—and the redemptive work of Christ.

We are Protestant

We affirm that Scripture is our final authority for faith and practice. We do not acknowledge the magisterium of the Roman Catholic Church, yet we deeply respect the broader Body of Christ.

We are Unfinished

We realize that traditions may not always be fully Scriptural. Where that is the case, we are eager to change as the Spirit convicts us through the Word. We embrace a posture of humility in our theology and our practice.

We are Integrative

We affirm that all truth is God’s truth. We eagerly utilize common grace insights from modern psychology, neuroscience, and medicine to the extent that they do not contradict the plain teaching of Scripture.

We are Curious

We recognize that Christianity is diverse. We strive to respect and learn from our brothers and sisters in the faith, even when we draw different theological conclusions on secondary issues.

We are Loving

We believe that all people are created in God’s image. Those outside the faith are due the same love, excellence, and respect as those inside the faith. We serve all clients regardless of their belief system or lifestyle.

We are Missional

We believe that our work is a participation in God’s redemptive plan. We strive to make our communities healthier and more whole, bearing witness to the love of Christ through the quality of our care.

Traditional toward Marriage and Gender

We affirm that Biblical marriage is between one biological man and one biological woman. We affirm that the true gender of any individual is that revealed by their anatomy at birth and possession of either xx or xy chromosomes.

Strategic Snapshot: The Road Ahead (2026–2028)

We are currently executing a strategic pivot from a “Clinical Production” model to an “Infrastructure & Workforce” model. Our goal is to build a training clinic model for the soul—training the next generation of clinicians while expanding access to care. Please note that we do not have any MDs or DOs on staff (though we would love to have some join us!).

The Three-Year Roadmap

Year 1: Infrastructure (2026)

• Focus: Decoupling revenue from leadership and filling “empty chairs.”
• Milestones: Securing ADHS Outpatient Treatment Center (OTC) licensure and launching integrated medical services (Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner).
• Funding: Pursuing capacity-building grants to stabilize affordable care pathways.

Year 2: Scaling (2027)

• Focus: Full medical integration and workforce expansion.
• Milestones: Securing AHCCCS Differential Adjusted Payments (DAP) to serve Medicaid populations and doubling our internship program to train more Behavioral Health Technicians (BHTs).
• Research: Publishing Volume 1 of “Narrative Expository Psychology,” our proprietary framework for biblical clinical integration.

Year 3: The Network (2028)

• Focus: The “Training Clinic” model and Institute launch.
• Milestones: National licensing of our curriculum and the opening of our first satellite location in North Glendale.

Our Execution Targets

To achieve this vision, we are actively pursuing three critical objectives:

1. Access: Expanding total capacity to 400+ sessions per week and utilizing “Behavioral Health Coaches” to lower the cost of entry for care.
2. Medical Integration: Establishing “Integrated Clinic” status to treat the whole person—mind, body, and spirit.

Epistemic Security: Partnering with universities and technology funds to ensure our use of AI and technology remains grounded in Christian ethics and robust theology.