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Lise Condis is a mix of Greek, French and Syrian blood. Born in Switzerland and raised in Greece, she was from an early age influenced from different cultures, ideas and mentalities. Growing up, Lise would battle between Science and Arts as she wanted to become a veterinarian or a painter. Destiny, made her an Optometrist & medical researcher when she decided not to pursue an artistic career after passing the entry examinations of the Beaux Arts.
However, when she learned how to knit and crochet in 2013 she discovered a new fibery world, and more importantly, she came across after an head injury that she could dye and spin her own yarn. It was an epiphany, Science and Color made peace in her mind and TréLiz was born, her own handdyed yarn brand.
That head injury transformed her life, and it all happened while she was sleepwalking... and for a long time she struggled physically and mentally on how to cope with it. Parallel to her exploration of color, an self exploration started. She started practicing Kundalini Yoga, Meditation, and went into therapy... but therapy wasn't enough, and as a sleepwalker she was fascinated and intrigued by the word "Hypnosis" and the neurology behind it. So she started studying it for self purposes. Lise has several certifications in Hypnosis. The first one came in 2016, and she studied in early 2017 the Silva Method.
The pandemic years have found Lise missing a part of herself, the one helping others and give something back to humanity. In the midst of 2020, she stumbled upon Marisa Peers RTT course and she was compelled to take it. After graduating and lots of practice Lise decided to open her Hypnotherapy practice and create more events and workshops as she evolves as a hypnotherapist.
Breathwork came in 2021, she attented several breathwork workshops and decided to be Certified by Innercamp as a Healing Breathwork Facilitator in 2022.
Let's get together "Outside the box" and heal our inner selves for a better world.
Based in Greece, she speaks fluently English, French and Greek.