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Meet the Professionals Supporting Your Care
Our team brings clinical expertise, compassion, and a shared commitment to providing behavioral-health care that is person-centered, trauma-informed, culturally responsive, and grounded in dignity and respect.
Provider profiles help individuals and families learn about each professional’s credentials, experience, areas of focus, and approach to care so they can make informed decisions about seeking support.
Our Clinical Team
At Renewed Purpose Treatment Center, our providers bring different areas of experience and professional expertise while sharing a commitment to compassionate, individualized care. We recognize that effective behavioral-health treatment begins with understanding the individual—not simply a diagnosis or presenting concern.
Our providers work to create respectful therapeutic relationships, develop treatment around individual needs and goals, and support practical progress toward greater stability and recovery.
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Clinical knowledge grounded in behavioral-health practice.
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Person-centered treatment shaped around individual needs and goals.
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Trauma-informed care that recognizes the impact of previous experiences.
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Culturally responsive practice that respects identity, background, values, and lived experience.
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Collaborative treatment planning that includes the individual in decisions about care.
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Evidence-informed approaches guided by clinical judgment and individual circumstances.
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Commitment to dignity, respect, and meaningful therapeutic relationships.
Leadership Guiding Our Care
Renewed Purpose’s leadership brings together organizational experience, clinical oversight, community engagement, and a commitment to improving access to behavioral-health care.
Our leadership team supports quality services, ethical practice, staff development, strong community partnerships, and continuity of care for individuals with complex needs.
Rashon Bailey
Rashon Bailey founded Renewed Purpose Treatment Center with a commitment to service, restoration, and hope. His leadership focuses on expanding access to behavioral-health support, strengthening community connections, and creating pathways toward greater stability and meaningful recovery.
Through community engagement, outreach, mentorship, and collaboration, Rashon supports efforts that address barriers to care and connect individuals and communities with appropriate resources. His work reflects a commitment to dignity, accountability, opportunity, and sustainable progress.
Founder & CEO
Sha’Vonne Harrison, LPC, NCC
Clinical Director
Sha’Vonne Harrison, LPC, NCC, serves as Clinical Director for Renewed Purpose Treatment Center and provides clinical leadership and oversight for programs serving individuals with acute and complex behavioral-health needs.
Her areas of experience include crisis intervention, community stabilization, trauma-informed care, transitions between levels of care, and continuity of treatment. She works collaboratively with hospitals, managed care organizations, community providers, and other systems to strengthen treatment engagement and reduce gaps in care.
Her leadership emphasizes evidence-informed practice, ethical care, staff development, cultural responsiveness, advocacy, and person-centered treatment.
Finding the Right Provider
Choosing a behavioral-health provider is a personal decision. Professional credentials, experience, areas of focus, communication style, availability, and therapeutic fit can all be important considerations when exploring care.
Provider information can help individuals and families understand each professional’s background and approach before taking the next step.
Professional Backgrounds
Explore each provider’s education, credentials, and professional experience.
Areas of Experience
Learn about the behavioral-health concerns, populations, and services each provider supports.
Therapeutic Perspectives
Understand how providers approach treatment and therapeutic relationships.
Person-Centered Care
Consider how each provider approaches individual needs, goals, experiences, and strengths.
Clinical Fit
Consider professional experience, communication style, treatment needs, and other factors that may contribute to an appropriate therapeutic relationship.
Provider Availability
Review current provider availability and scheduling options when considering outpatient care.
How Our Providers Serve
Our providers approach behavioral-health care with professionalism, compassion, and respect for each individual’s experiences and circumstances. We recognize that effective treatment requires more than clinical knowledge—it requires careful listening, collaboration, cultural responsiveness, and a commitment to understanding the whole person.
Providers work with individuals to establish appropriate treatment goals, identify practical strategies, strengthen coping skills, and support meaningful progress. When appropriate and authorized, collaboration may also include families, natural supports, referral sources, and other members of an individual’s care team.
Compassionate Clinical Relationships
Create space for respectful communication, honest conversation, and meaningful therapeutic engagement.
Trauma-Informed Practice
Recognize how trauma and previous experiences may influence emotions, relationships, coping, safety, and engagement in treatment.
Culturally Responsive Care
Respect identity, culture, background, values, and lived experience as meaningful parts of treatment.
Collaborative Treatment Planning
Include individuals in establishing goals and making decisions about their care.
Evidence-Informed Practice
Use appropriate therapeutic approaches informed by clinical evidence, professional judgment, and individual needs.
Supporting Meaningful Progress Through Care
Behavioral-health care is most effective when individuals feel respected, understood, and actively involved in their treatment. Our providers work collaboratively with clients to understand their current concerns, recognize strengths, identify areas for growth, and develop practical strategies that can be applied beyond the therapy setting.
Depending on the individual’s needs and service, care may focus on emotional wellness, coping skills, relationships, behavioral health concerns, life transitions, trauma-related experiences, daily functioning, recovery, and maintaining stability.
Our approach emphasizes continuity of care, practical skill development, strong care coordination, and connection to appropriate resources when additional support is needed.
Choosing the Right Care Professional
Selecting a therapist or behavioral-health professional is an individual decision. Credentials and experience are important, but communication style, treatment needs, availability, and therapeutic fit can also influence the care experience.
Before requesting services, consider:
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Review relevant education, licenses, certifications, and professional qualifications.
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Consider whether the provider’s experience aligns with your behavioral-health needs.
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Think about communication style and what helps you feel comfortable participating in treatment.
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Consider current scheduling and provider availability.
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Identify the goals and concerns you would like to address in treatment.
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Consider whether the provider’s approach reflects the type of support you are seeking.