Rev. Michael Felder, BA, MA, serves as the Clinical Director of Restore 6:34 and is a vital Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor for the program. Formerly the Program Director of NWRSAT, he brings extensive professional expertise to his role, holding certifications as a Clinical Supervisor and a Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor II with both ICRC and ADABCGA credentials. His background includes dedicated service at Walker State Prison, and he currently provides essential leadership and guidance to the Restore 6:34 team, including staff training and advisory support to the Executive Director.

In his weekly group counseling sessions and occasional one-on-one meetings, Michael is highly regarded for his unique gift of listening. He possesses an exceptional ability to process complex trauma stories and everyday experiences, focusing on critical details to help participants navigate their journeys. Through his use of poignant, insightful questioning, he guides individuals to reflect on their own words, helping them uncover profound truths and gain new perspectives on their life events.

Participants consistently express deep appreciation for his presence, often marveling at his ability to facilitate breakthroughs with minimal intervention. His sessions are a cornerstone of the Restore 6:34 experience, and he is a deeply valued mentor whose counsel remains a significant asset to the program., serves as the Clinical Director of Restore 6:34 and is a vital Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor for the program. Formerly the Program Director of NWRSAT, he brings extensive professional expertise to his role, holding certifications as a Clinical Supervisor and a Certified Alcohol & Drug Counselor II with both ICRC and ADABCGA credentials. His background includes dedicated service at Walker State Prison, and he currently provides essential leadership and guidance to the Restore 6:34 team, including staff training and advisory support to the Executive Director.

In his weekly group counseling sessions and occasional one-on-one meetings, Michael is highly regarded for his unique gift of listening. He possesses an exceptional ability to process complex trauma stories and everyday experiences, focusing on critical details to help participants navigate their journeys. Through his use of poignant, insightful questioning, he guides individuals to reflect on their own words, helping them uncover profound truths and gain new perspectives on their life events.

Participants consistently express deep appreciation for his presence, often marveling at his ability to facilitate breakthroughs with minimal intervention. His sessions are a cornerstone of the Restore 6:34 experience, and he is a deeply valued mentor whose counsel remains a significant asset to the program.