Our Team

Lee Yaiva is a proud Hopi from the Village of Soongopavi in Northeastern Arizona and a member of the Water Clan (Patkiwungwa). He is the CEO of Scottsdale Recovery Center, the owner of HNIC, LLC, the founder of Reztoration Health and Healing 501(c)(3), and serves on local and national boards that ensure equitable access to high quality care. With 20 years of expertise in behavioral health and addiction treatment, Yaiva is known for blending clinical acumen with business insight, driving innovative solutions to address evolving trends in therapeutic interventions and service delivery.

Named one of Arizona’s Most Influential Minority Business Leaders by AZ Big Media and featured in Az Business Leaders Magazine, Yaiva is a sought-after national speaker who focuses on empowering minority and underserved communities. His leadership is distinctive, characterized by a meticulous approach to achieving organizational goals, and he leads with precision and purpose. Navigating the complexities of the industry with confidence, Yaiva makes data-driven decisions that not only elevate the standard of care but also ensure sustainable growth and success.

Michelle Sproule is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Arizona. She graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Arizona in 2006 and received a Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from University of Phoenix in 2014. Michelle initially began her career working with adults who suffer from mental illness. Her path later led her to begin working with adolescents with dual diagnosis mental health and substance abuse concerns in nonprofit behavioral health before becoming a therapist at SRC^® in 2017. She is trained in various trauma modalities, including Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Brainspotting (BSP). Michelle is passionate about leadership and thrives on working collaboratively with leaders, clinicians, and clients to enhance motivation and drive for creating a new identity in recovery. She strives to live out the principles of the Four Agreements and challenges her peers, clients, family, and friends to do the same. Outside of her professional life, Michelle enjoys practicing yoga, reading, and listening to self-improvement podcasts.

With over three decades of experience in accounting and recently focusing on behavioral health, Cheryl is a seasoned financial professional who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the field.

Cheryl began her career in accounting in Southern California in 1991, developing a strong foundation in financial management, reporting, and analysis across various industries. Her meticulous attention to detail and analytical skills have been honed through years of handling complex financial data and ensuring accuracy in all areas of financial needs.

In 2016, Cheryl moved to Arizona to the Scottsdale area where she made a strategic shift to focus on the behavioral health sector, recognizing the growing importance and unique challenges of this field. This transition allowed her to combine her extensive accounting background with a deep understanding of the specific financial intricacies faced by behavioral health organizations.

Cheryl’s unique blend of long-standing accounting experience and specialized knowledge in behavioral health has made her a trusted advisor and leader in this critical sector of healthcare.