​Lara Lwin Treadaway is a trauma-informed, relational, emotionally focused, and somatic-based healing practitioner, group facilitator, and mediator with more than two decades of experience supporting people through therapeutic, restorative, and transformative processes. 

 

Her work is rooted in the universal principles of honoring our interdependence with all beings, trusting in the benevolence of the living world, and turning to the wisdom of nature as a guide for healing and wholeness. Through deep listening, somatic awareness, and relational presence, she helps those she works with to navigate trauma, grief, conflict, and life transitions with compassion and clarity.

 

In addition to her work, Lara founded a land-based therapeutic farm and sanctuary on the Central Oregon Coast, home to a small herd of rescued wild horses, burros (donkeys), and goats. Here, humans, animals, and the land are cared for together, creating spaces for restoration, learning, and healing through natural reciprocity—a practice she strives to bring to every client and experience she guides.

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