At Lotus Healing, we are dedicated to advancing clinical development, education, supervision, and research to elevate the quality of care within practices and organizations. We believe that by investing in these key areas, treatment providers and mental health professionals can strengthen their mission, improve service delivery, and create meaningful, lasting impact.
Lotus Healing’s consulting and accreditation services are tailored to meet the needs of substance use and mental health providers. We partner with individual practitioners, treatment centers, and organizations to evaluate and enhance programs, provide clinical supervision, deliver engaging workshops, and refine policies and procedures. We also support licensing and accreditation efforts, including compliance with The Joint Commission, CARF, and other regulatory bodies. Through the integration of evidence-based strategies and outcome measurement tools, we promote sustainable growth and improved client outcomes.
Beyond organizational support, we are equally committed to individual healing and well-being. Led by Dr. Dixie Brown, an Integrative Medicine Practitioner with nearly 20 years of experience in substance use and mental health treatment, our team includes Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor Adam Freilich and other experienced professionals dedicated to recovery and wellness. Together, we offer a multidisciplinary approach that combines clinical excellence, holistic healing, and compassionate support.
Lotus Healing offers retreats (both domestic and international), coaching, counseling, yoga, movement classes, and experiential workshops—all designed to reduce stress, heal trauma, and build resilience. Whether you’re seeking professional development or personal transformation, our team is here to help you create a life and practice rooted in wellness, purpose, and integrity.
Let’s work together to create lasting transformation—for your clients, your organization, and yourself.
To enhance the substance use and mental health field by expanding accessibility, strengthening resources, developing providers- organizationally and personally, and improving the wellbeing of providers, organizations, and individuals seeking recovery through wellness workshops, retreats, counseling, and yoga.