Build a healing practice that is relational, liberatory & built to sustain you.
If you found your way here after hearing Laura Marques Brown speak about decolonizing ecotherapy, nature, healing, and liberation, welcome. This is a space to keep exploring what relational, culturally responsive, and sustainable healing practice can look like in your own work.
The podcast may be over. The questions are still alive.
The work of ecotherapy is not only about bringing a client outside. It invites deeper questions about relationship, belonging, culture, power, place, and the systems that shape our work.
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The Rooted Ecotherapy Reflection Guide
Prompts and practices to help you explore cultural context, relationship with place, and trauma responsive care in your work.
Take the conversation back into your practice.
Use this short reflection guide to slow down, notice what is present, and explore the questions the podcast may have opened for you.
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Laura Marques Brown, LCPC
Laura is a Liberatory Practice Consultant, licensed clinician, and founder of Natureza Coaching Collective. Her work brings together Indigenous knowledge, somatic healing, decolonial earth based practice, and sustainable business strategy.
Through Natureza, Laura supports therapists, clinicians, and healing practitioners who are ready to move beyond structural burnout, professional isolation, and fragmented training. Her work helps practitioners build more embodied, culturally responsive, ethically grounded practices that can sustain their lives, families, and communities.
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