Elizabeth Lara

Born in Colombia, I spent my childhood in a small, remote village.

 

My family life was marked by fear, sadness, and deep dysfunction. Abuse and instability were constants, but even in the darkest moments, I knew deep down that life could be different.

 

I clung to the hope that harmony, love, and safety were not just fantasies—they were possible.

 

From a young age, I dreamed of creating a family like the one I never had: a safe, nurturing home where my children would feel seen, loved, and free to be themselves.

 

These day-dreams became my hope. My mother was the only source of unconditional love I knew. She was gentle, kind, and trapped in a painful marriage that eventually claimed her life through chronic illness.

 

I lost her when I was just 13 – no words could describe the sense of loss that I felt.

 

My sister and I found ourselves under the care of a father whose abuse escalated to terrifying extremes.

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It was our reality.

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At the time, my brother, a teenager, had already faced expulsion from the home for his efforts to protect us. We were broken and alone, clinging to fragments of strength. But even then, I could see beyond the chaos.

 

I carried a vision of something better—a life filled with love, connection, and peace.

 

At age 18, I met a kind and loving young man who took me to start a new life in England. Together we built a family—two girls and a boy, just like the one I came from. I finally had the chance to create the home I had longed for as a child. But it wasn’t easy. I soon realised that I wasn’t functioning well; the pain I had buried was still living inside me, shaping how I mothered, how I showed up, and how I loved.  That realisation marked the beginning of a deep and intentional journey to understand, face, and resolve my childhood wounds with awareness, compassion, and strength.

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Our family relocated to Australia; however, my personal transformation resulted in divorce and led me to act in ways that I am not proud of in an effort to "stay true to me" but inconsiderate of the impact on those I love the most.

 

That realisation became the turning point.

 

I began the deep, often painful work of healing—uncovering the subconscious beliefs that had been keeping me stuck and reprogramming the internal messages that were never mine to carry.

 

I sought therapy, studied, reflected, and grew.

 

Slowly, I rebuilt myself from the inside out.

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I created a remarkable partnership with an extraordinary man who loves all that I am, keeps me grounded and has believed in me more than I have believed in myself.

 

As I continue to grow and evolve, I am no longer constrained by my past. I seek to embody love and compassion—and from this place, I am able to walk beside others on their own path of healing. 

 

Now I am here to support those longing for inner peace, purpose, freedom, harmony, and self-trust.

 

I want to serve as a reminder that, despite the challenges of your past, you can embark on a new journey. I offer not just knowledge but lived experience.

 

I don’t just believe transformation is possible—I’m living proof of it