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  • Home
  • About Us
  • Services
  • Recovery Housing
  • Next Step Program
  • Contact Us
  • Our Partners
  • Student Internship Info

About Us

Our Approach

 The RHP takes the approach that recovery and reentry are difficult and help is needed. We start this process by meeting our clients where they are in their life.  Our approach is treat substance use as a disease and we look for ways to help those that are struggling with it.  We work to remove the barriers our clients face by giving them treatment as part of their housing.   We offer therapy, counseling, assessments, groups and assistance in connecting with housing and employment.  The RHP utilizes an evidenced based approach to treatment. Clients can utilize Recovery Support Services, Mental Health Outpatient Services or, Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services to assist them make a positive change. 

our story

 The RHP was founded in 2018 on the ideal, that everyone needs hope.  Hope gives us the motivation to make changes that are vital to have a life worth living.  Our thought was to work with those that need it most in our community, the members of our community that are in recovery and reentry.  We believe that no one is beyond helping.  We carefully work with our clients to rebuild their sense of worth and self esteem.  In the end we want them to know they are worthy of all good things in life and we are here to help them get there. The RHP now operates 14 Recovery homes and 1 Respite home in the Springfield, MO area and the clients in these homes are able to receive treatment as part of their housing.

secular program

Our approach

We treat substance use disorder as a disease therefore, we choose to approach it from an evidence based treatment.  While we believe that God is real and a part of every person's life, we also see that as a personal journey for each individual.  We feel that that just like when a person is diagnosed with cancer, they go to a specialist and they might pray in addition to their medical treatment.  We believe that the disease should be handled in the same manner.  It is important to treat this as a disease and not a moral failure on the part of the client.

We are here to help our clients hold on to hope

 

"Man can live about forty days without food,

about three days without water,

about eight minutes without air,

but only for one second without hope"

RHP Events

    Three E's of Reentry

    Research has proven that improving one or all three of Education, Environment and Employment is the biggest factor in lowering the recidivism rate and assists in finding a successful reentry experience.

    About Us

    Dean A Miller, LMSW, MSCJ, CRADC, BIP, MRT

    Dean A Miller, LMSW, MSCJ, CRADC, BIP, MRT

    Dean A Miller, LMSW, MSCJ, CRADC, BIP, MRT

    Executive Director

    Therapist

    LMSW

    About:

    Dean worked in law enforcement for many years ending his career as a Chief of Police.  During his career he felt that the reentry process was broken and in need of change.  After retiring from law enforcement, Dean decided to work in the Mental Health field. It was during that time that he felt a calli

    Executive Director

    Therapist

    LMSW

    About:

    Dean worked in law enforcement for many years ending his career as a Chief of Police.  During his career he felt that the reentry process was broken and in need of change.  After retiring from law enforcement, Dean decided to work in the Mental Health field. It was during that time that he felt a calling to work with those that in reentry and suffering from substance and mental health disorders.

    Since that moment Dean began the Restoration of Hope Project to address the needs of those suffering from Mental Health and Substance Use disorders.  He also works with those that in reentry to help them transition from inmate to productive member of society.  Dean also works with first responders to help them deal with trauma and crisis that they have to work with on a daily basis.

    Bio:

    Executive Director, Restoration of Hope Project

    Director, 180 Degrees

    Adjunct Professor, Drury University

    Former President, Missouri Continuing Education Consortium

    Former Vice President, Recovery Coalition of the Ozarks

    Former Board Member, Missouri Coalition of Recovery Support Providers (MCRSP)

    Masters in Social Work, Louisiana State University

    Masters of Science in Criminology, Texas Christian University

    Bachelors of Science in Criminal Justice, Missouri Southern State University

    Associates of Science in Law Enforcement

    Batterer's Intervention Professional, Missouri Credentialing Board

    CRADC, Missouri Credentialing Board

    Clinical Supervisor, Missouri Credentialing Board

    Kate Schumer, MRSS, CPS

    Dean A Miller, LMSW, MSCJ, CRADC, BIP, MRT

    Dean A Miller, LMSW, MSCJ, CRADC, BIP, MRT

    Director of Housing

    Case Manager


      

    Kate has a passion for helping people who are battling addiction. Kate spent 10 years battling a substance use disorder until May 2019 when she found New Beginnings Sanctuary. While managing a sober living house for NBS she decided she would like to work in the recovery field full time. Kate is a Certified

    Director of Housing

    Case Manager


      

    Kate has a passion for helping people who are battling addiction. Kate spent 10 years battling a substance use disorder until May 2019 when she found New Beginnings Sanctuary. While managing a sober living house for NBS she decided she would like to work in the recovery field full time. Kate is a Certified Peer Specialist as well as a Missouri Recovery Support Specialist working with individuals who recently found sobriety. Kate also facilitates groups and classes like SMART Recovery and Recovery Dialogue. Kate is from the Springfield area and graduated Kickapoo High School in 2011.  Kate has been with the RHP since 2020.  Since being with the RHP Kate has moved from CPS to Director of Housing.  She consistently demonstrates her commitment and empathy to the clients of RHP. In 2022, Kate was a finalist for Missouri Department of Mental Health, Mental Health Champion.

    Megan Mcclure, LCSW, CRADC, BIP, MRT

    Dean A Miller, LMSW, MSCJ, CRADC, BIP, MRT

    Megan Mcclure, LCSW, CRADC, BIP, MRT

    Clinical Director

    Therapist

    LMSW

    About:

      Megan has always had a passion for helping individuals reach their fullest potential. Originally going to college to be a probation officer, Megan learned about the social work profession and decided that it would better serve her career aspirations. In learning about all of the opportunities the soci

    Clinical Director

    Therapist

    LMSW

    About:

      Megan has always had a passion for helping individuals reach their fullest potential. Originally going to college to be a probation officer, Megan learned about the social work profession and decided that it would better serve her career aspirations. In learning about all of the opportunities the social work field has to offer, she decided to obtain her master's in social work. While obtaining her master's in social work, she solidified her passion for wanting to help individuals struggling with a substance use disorder. Megan is a graduate of Missouri State University and has a master's in social work. She is ecstatic to finally be able to help people reach their full potential, re-enter back into society successfully, and refrain from using substances. Megan has been with the RHP since 2020.


    Bio:

    Megan McClure

    Director of Treatment & Therapist, Restoration of Hope Project

    MRT Facilitator, 180 Degrees

    Bachelors of Science in Psychology, Quincy University

    Masters in Social Work, Missouri State University

    Batterer's Intervention Professional, Missouri Credentialing Board 

    MAADC II, Missouri Credentialing Board

    About Us

    Jacob davis, BSW, MAADC II, BIP

    Jacob davis, BSW, MAADC II, BIP

    Jacob davis, BSW, MAADC II, BIP

    Counselor

    Case Manager


      

     Originally going to college to be a criminal justice major, Jacob switched to social work to better fit his goals as a professional. Jacob began his career as a BSW practicum student with the Restoration of Hope Project. After graduating with his BSW, Jacob began working with RHP as a case manager and substance use

    Counselor

    Case Manager


      

     Originally going to college to be a criminal justice major, Jacob switched to social work to better fit his goals as a professional. Jacob began his career as a BSW practicum student with the Restoration of Hope Project. After graduating with his BSW, Jacob began working with RHP as a case manager and substance use counselor. Jacob also facilitates substance use support groups as well as educational classes to help individuals reach their full potential and achieve their goals. Jacob is currently working towards master’s in social work and aspires to become a licensed clinical social worker. Jacob has been with RHP since 2022. 

    Shannon Systo, CPS

    Jacob davis, BSW, MAADC II, BIP

    Jacob davis, BSW, MAADC II, BIP

    Certified Peer Specialist


      

    Restoration of Hope Project

    644 S Scenic Ave, Springfield, Mo 65802

    Phone (417) 942-0005, Fax (417)942-5772

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