Lara Tambacopoulou was born in Switzerland, grew up in Greece and pursued her studies in business management and photography in England. She contributed to the Greek press as a photographer and writer until 2012, when she moved with her family to Vancouver to study counseling at the University of British Columbia and remained there until 2018. 

Influenced by her unique family background—her mother was married to Timothy Leary in the 1970s —alongside her extensive research and friendship and mentorship under Dr. Gabor Maté, Lara embarked on a path into the field of therapeutic studies, with a particular interest in the healing potential of expanded states. She continues to train and work under the guidance of pioneers of this work.

Lara frequently travels and immerses herself in the wisdom of indigenous communities in Central and South America, learning from their ancestral traditions. Through the use of entheogens and sacred rituals, these communities safeguard practices that reconnect humanity to its rightful place within nature's ecosystem. Today, they stand as some of the rare and vital reminders of what it truly means to be deeply embedded within the cosmos.

She has received training in multiple therapeutic modalities, amongst them, she is a certified facilitator through the Centre for Systemic Constellations in London and has completed a 3 year training in Psychedelic Studies with the Awe Foundation. 

Dedicated to fostering psychological and spiritual growth, Lara works with individuals seeking to deepen their awareness, personal development and spiritual realisation and is passionate about bringing people and important causes together to weave what is asking to emerge in these times. She resonates deeply with concept of unconditional belonging for all living beings into the sacred ecosystem of life. 

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