The Rain of Light Foundation is dedicated to illuminating paths to healing through comprehensive, integrated healthcare support. Through our unified network of licensed professionals - including Mental Health Counselors (LMHC), Clinical Social Workers (LICSW), and Alcohol and Drug Counselors (LADC 1, CADC) - operating under a group NPI, we provide seamless care that bridges traditional mental health services with addiction recovery and holistic healing practices.
We serve chronic illness patients, individuals managing post-hospital medication transitions, and families by interweaving evidence-based therapeutic counseling, substance abuse recovery, and holistic modalities including art therapy, music therapy, Reiki, and meditation. Our mission ensures that no one faces their healing journey alone.
Through our group of licensed professionals and holistic practitioners, we commit to delivering the highest standard of integrated care, supporting each individual's unique journey toward physical, mental, and spiritual well-being.
Because everyone deserves access to comprehensive healing support, we light the way from struggle to strength, from recovery to resilience, and from isolation to community.
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When a person enters long-term care for a serious illness, the focus is usually (and understandably) on treating the biological ailment. What these patients and their families eventually learn, however, is that the mind needs as much help as the body………
The intersection of chronic illness and mental health presents one of healthcare’s most significant yet often overlooked challenges. At The Rain of Light Foundation, we recognize that healing involves more than just treating physical symptoms—it requires a comprehensive approach that addresses the whole person, including their mental and emotional well-being…..
Rain of Light was founded after one father saw firsthand just how difficult it was for his son, who is battling cancer, to get the mental and emotional support he needed. As both treatment and disease progressed, the father realized there was a “missing piece” in the treatment of chronic illnesses. Doctors and nurses could deal with the physical disease, but couldn’t help with the inevitable psychological side effects of long-term hospitalization………
When new donors and supporters first hear about our mission to provide mental and emotional support to patients facing long-term hospitalization, they think it sounds like a nice cause. One of the things we take care to explain is that we are just trying to improve people’s moods. We want to generate better outcomes and reduce the burden on medical professionals at the same time…..
