Applying ecological wisdom, mythopoetic patterning, and nervous system intelligence to unearth human potential and regenerate the living world.

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Lauren is a seasoned ecotherapist and educator serving at the intersection of personal healing, cultural memory, and ecological repair.

Her work explores the intricacy of relational systems — from fascia to forests, breath to belonging — weaving together science, story, and sacred ecology to restore reciprocal belonging and growth.

She is the founder of Nature System Reset and Earth Church, initiatives rooted in research, seasonal rhythm, and regenerative practice.

With a background in learning design, trauma-informed, nature-based facilitation, and spiritual ecology, Lauren supports visionary leaders and facilitators in bringing forth grounded, soul-aligned work for a more resilient world.

NATURE SYSTEM RESET

Nature System Reset is the living framework that emerged from my years of weaving nervous system integration, leadership and development scaffolding, ecological wisdom, and story-based healing.

It’s not a method — it’s a living map. One that restores relationship between the body, the land, and the prism of diverse offerings that reach every person and place through a vehicle of exploration, curiosity, and reverence.

NSR draws from science and sacred systems alike — traversing inner landscapes and expressed ideas — and offers both structure and invitation for regenerative practice, especially for guides, facilitators, and visionaries.

The practice

is the practice.

“If you love the trees, I discovered, they will love you back and share their stories with you.”

Lauren Gabriella Pacione

— Way of the Trees

Writing to Root You

I often compose stories on morning walks, later transcribing them onto a screen — or an old typewriter that feels more like a friendly cup of tea than an editing tool.

Each sentence comes alive like a song — perhaps born from a birdcall, the way shadows fall through branches, or the familiar blanket of sunlight that softens my shoulders after morning errands.

I’m continually lured by the exploration of landscapes — as a writer, a mother, and a daughter of Earth — listening deeply to the cycles of language, the psyche of the seasons, the land, and the quiet inheritance of lineage.

These roles shape the way I listen, teach, and tend — reminding me that regeneration begins in relationship.

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As a steward of 65 acres in the backcountry of The Catskills (New York) and support reforestation projects in Peru. Retreats and events locally and globally are centered around placemaking, belonging, and tending.

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