Lara Lwin Treadaway is a somatic healing practitioner, trauma-informed coach, mediator, and group facilitator. Over the past 25 years she has trained in multiple healing modalities and group processes including somatic healing, mediation, parts work, family and systemic constellations therapy, depth psychology, and eco-facilitation. Her perspective is rooted in the universal principles of trusting the power of an inherently wise and benevolent universe, honoring our interdependence with all life, following the laws of nature as a guide for living, and respecting our innate capacity for healing. Her approach is relational, intuitive, process-oriented, and emotionally-focused.

 

In 2012, Lara moved from the UK to the Pacific Northwest and adopted a lifestyle of voluntary simplicity in response to the ecological crisis. She is the founder of Wild Peace Sanctuary, a regenerative land-based project on the Central Oregon Coast that provides a home to a small herd of wild equines rescued from situations of abuse, neglect and abandonment. The sanctuary is engaged in practices that support healing and promote peace through natural reciprocity, with a focus on restoring native habitat, therapeutic care farming, and building community resilience. When not with her clients, Lara can mostly be found outside, in all weathers, tending land and animals.