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Integrative Mentoring & Advisory – Ashland, Oregon | Ronda LaRue

Guiding individuals and organizations through complex human dynamics, leadership communications, and meaningful life transitions.

 

Now based in Ashland, Oregon, Ronda LaRue continues a four-decade practice of working with private individuals, community leaders, and community-driven organizations navigating complex human dynamics, and pivotal turning points.​

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Ronda LaRue’s work grows from a four-decade mentoring practice with individuals, organizations, and communities — attentive to how people and systems organize under pressure, navigate transition, and move toward possibility.

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Whether working privately with an individual, advising a board, shaping a community conversation, or composing a living soul-essence manifesto, she works from the same lens: how human systems organize around fear, clarity, avoidance, courage, and truth.

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Her artistic musical compositions and spirited gatherings are not separate from her advisory work. They are another way of entering the same inquiry — reflecting back what is already present but not yet fully recognized.

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Her body of work isn’t built on a formula.
It rests on the science and art of attention.

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   On how people organize around fear.
   On where clarity is being avoided.

   On the moment something true changes the room.

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   That’s the through-line.

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Over the years, students and collaborators have affectionately called her a “loving butt kicker” — someone who sees both a person’s unrealized genius and their most reliable self-deceptions, and is willing to name both with humor and steadiness.

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From Ashland, Oregon, her work now includes private mentoring, advisory work with mission-driven organizations, occasional small gatherings, and the continued composition of music engaging both personal and cultural thresholds.

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Author Artist Mentor, Ronda LaRue Founder of SoulArts Studios

“What is true does not persuade. It becomes unmistakable.”

— ronda larue

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