Lara Battiss was born and brought up in Chinhoyi, Zimbabwe.
Her passions are running, reading, teaching children to swim, and the holistic practices of healing the human body.
Lara’s passion for the latter had previously led her to become a qualified ITEC aesthetician, aromatherapist, reflexologist and, because of her belief in spiritual energy, she also qualified in 1st and 2nd degree Reiki.
In 2020 while running the 21km Kariba Challenge Lara tore her Achilles tendon after 16km. She managed to finish the race but doctors told her she would probably never run another marathon. While investigating remedies to try repair her injury Lara was recommended to try MyoReformation. To her joy, after the first treatment Lara’s injury began an accelerated recovery as her body responded to the motivation to self-heal. She also experienced a simultaneous revival of positive energy and feeling of wellness. This combination convinced her to persevere and after a few more treatments Lara was running once again.
Having experienced the physical and emotional self-healing, as well as a spiritual upliftment that were motivated by the MyoReformation treatments, Lara was inspired to qualify as a MyoReformation practitioner herself. Witnessing the same self-healing in her patients’ bodies and the relief experienced by them has given Lara a new-found love of life.