The name Restoration Road came about from a principle that I read in the book, The Principle of the Path, by Andy Stanley.  He states that a person’s direction, not intention, determines their destination.  This was huge for me.  From that time on, every year, I had my three kids create roads at the beginning of the school year.  They would put destinations at the end of those roads and then we’d label the actions we needed to get to that destination and place them on the roads.  Your direction determines your destination!

So when I went to name my practice, I needed something that was strong.  Something that said, “I’m intentional and I’m moving in the direction of restoration”, this is when Restoration Road Counseling was born.  I want my clients to feel it.  I want them to see their destination and then together we’ll pursue it by doing the work on the road that is headed there. 

Rachel is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor in the state of Idaho (LPC). She has received training from IITAP as a Certified Sex Addiction Therapist (CSAT) and by APSATS in using the Multi-Dimensional Treatment Model for betrayed partners. Rachel is an EMDR Therapist and provides counseling with a psychoeducational approach.