Where do you feel most at home?

 
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For me, it’s in nature - it’s deep in the forest; it’s on the peak of a mountain; it’s watching the sunlight filter through the trees.

 

we often seperate ourseves from nature, forgetting the very fact that we are nature!

when we reconnect with the natural world, we reconnect with the wild parts of ourselves - We come home.

 
 
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Hi, I’m Lara - Rewilding Mentor!

My work is all about connection - helping you reconnect with your wild soul, your community and your sense of place - with nature as a guide.

Through one-on-one mentoring, workshops and retreats, I help you remember who you are and the incredible gifts or medicine you bring to the world.

 
 
 
 
 
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Wild Soul Mentoring

One-on-one, nature based mentoring for those yearning to reconnect with their wild, authentic soul.

Take a wander and allow nature to call you to a landscape that offers the medicine or guidance you seek.

Rewilding Workshops

Full day and weekend workshops, weaving deep nature connection with embodiment practices, ceremony and ritual.

Awaken your senses and primal instincts and attune to the natural world.

Wild Quest

Four day program centred on a dawn to dusk solo quest in wild nature.

Leave behind all the distractions, and tune into the wisdom of the natural world and your wild self.

Darkwood Retreat

A unique two day solo experience designed to help you disconnect from the day to day, and come home to your authentic self.

Immerse yourself in nature and discover the medicine in stillness, silence and solitude.

 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of COUNTRY

 

A few words on here won’t even come close to the deep gratitude I feel for our Indigenous community.

I wish to acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land that I’m blessed to live and work - the Gumbaynggirr people.

I acknowledge the essential role they play in healing and regenerating country - the people, community and land itself.

I pay my respects to the elders – past, present and emerging – and offer my gratitude for the stories, wisdom and knowledge that’s been shared.

As a non-indigenous Australian, I endeavour to continue learning, growing and working towards a better future for all.

 

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