Renewed Life Counseling Services Mission

Renewed Life Counseling Services continues to have unbelievable faith and have a strong passion for excellent client care and purposeful services.   In establishing and developing a substance use disorder outpatient treatment program,  Renewed Life Counseling Services has corroborated a conceptual and strategic plan for the company’s day to day operations.  Renewed Life Counseling Services has been operating since 2017 and establish an office in July of 2018 providing consultant services to other Substance Use Disorder Treatment Centers.  In July of 2018 Renewed Life Counseling Services began offering substance use, anger management, and parenting educational services, as well as receiving referrals from EAP/SAP. 

At the start of COIVD in 2020 Renewed Life Counseling Services obtain a license for Substance use disorder treatment.  Since COVID we have continued to strive for implementing our goal for maintaining and attracting an adequate number of clients the following plan has been compartmentalize for growth into the following categories funding, staffing, and facility; and expanding our telehealth services.

Our exceptional education and therapy services have assist many individuals with behavioral identification, emotional stability, and increased confidence, as they change, transform, and restore their lives. Under the New SUD Reform, Centers are required to provide services that meet Minnesota Statues and Rule: Chapter 245A Human Service Licensing Act, Chapter 245C Human Services Background Studies Act, Section 626.556 Maltreatment of Minors Reporting Act, Sections 626.557 and 626.5572 Vulnerable Adults Act and Substance Abuse 245G.  Through this process, Renewed Life Counseling Services aims to: 

1. Apply these Minnesota Statues and Rule to all Services, completely, effectively, and efficiently. 
2. Meet the goals of Minnesota’s Plan for the Prevention, Treatment and Recovery of Addiction put forth by the Department of Human Services, Behavioral Health Division.
3. Effectively provide services that move a longitudinal model of care.
4. Effectively and promptly streamline the process for accessing SUD services such as comprehensive assessments, peer recovery support, SUD Education, Parenting, Domestic Violence, and treatment coordination services to the SUD care continuum.
5. Create a strategic implementation plan based on information gathered through the need’s assessment.
6. Educating and informing the public and clients about medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder. 
7. Professionally collaborating with clinics and other facilities offering medication-assisted treatment (MAT) for opioid use disorder. 
8. Providing services to individuals who are using MAT, focusing on behavioral strategies.
9. Addressing Cross-addiction education; cross-referral, integrated treatment services and continuing care to individuals with gambling and substance use disorder.