Lizzie Reumont

My inquiry into work as a therapist and teacher is  “What does it mean to live in your body, where is the potential for vitality and ease, and how can I help your unique system to access this changeable place of balance?”

 

Today, my work is focused on relational therapy: how to encourage wholeness while addressing the myriad of relationships we each hold in our bodies through time. This includes the questions of how to find ease in our body and in gravity with the earth, while being in a healthy dialogue with ourselves and the world we live in.

 

I’ve been told that I am attentive, patient and detailed in the work of building awareness and rebuilding connections through the body which may have been disconnected through through trauma, illness, habit patterns or chronic pain. I also have a special knowledge of invasive surgeries, scars, back pain and rehabilitation.

 

I love learning and am curious! I am a Compassionate Inquiry Practitioner, a form of psychotherapy that shares interesting ground with Rolfing (it is a somatic-based, relational therapy). I am also a yoga teacher and craniosacral therapist, all of which help address functional health, aging well, and uncovering our true nature, the part most at ease and alive in the world.

 

I love in south-west Surrey 2 miles from Farnham, where I’m an active twitcher, community farm member, artist, bagel-maker and dedicated mother to a 14 year old neurodivergent boy.