austin counselor for
addiction, rehab, and recovery

Lotus Rayne Counseling

Hi, I’m Rayne — Austin counselor, masters-level recovery expert,
and National Certified Counselor practitioner recognized by Psychology Today.
I specialize in helping individuals break free from addiction through personalized therapy and coaching tailored to their unique needs. Together, we work to uncover root causes, regain control, and rebuild a life of purpose, health, and freedom. Take the first step toward healing today — I’m here to support you every step of the way.

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The Meaning Behind “Lotus Rayne”

The name Lotus Rayne reflects the heart of my mission. The lotus flower symbolizes transformation as it must rise through murky water to bloom, just as we often grow through pain and adversity. The word “Rayne” means counselor and trusted friend, which beautifully captures how I walk beside my clients with empathy, honesty, and grace as they move toward healing and purpose.

“Through the mire of pain and brokenness, the most beautiful blooms emerge. At Lotus Rayne, I walk with you in your mud with faith, compassion, and truth toward restoration, purpose, and freedom.”

Who I Help

I support adults navigating addiction, anxiety, depression, life transitions, grief, trauma, and overall well-being.

Together, we focus on:

  • Identifying and addressing unhealthy patterns

  • Processing emotions and past experiences with clarity

  • Building practical steps for growth, balance, and purpose

  • Aligning your lifestyle with your values and well-being

My Approach

I take a personalized approach with every client because I know that no single method works for everyone. I walk alongside you rather than telling you how to live your life, working together to discover what strategies and approaches resonate with you. I care passionately about each person I work with, and I hope to be a sounding board, guide, and partner as we navigate your journey toward growth and healing.

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