Today, my love, you matter.

You are the one who holds it together

You remember everyone's appointments. You notice the mood in a room before anyone speaks. You can care for almost anybody — and find it strangely difficult to be cared for yourself.

You have read the books and done the trainings. You carry real responsibility in other people's lives: your children's, your family's, sometimes your clients'.

You do not need another method. You need what you already know to be available to you in the moments that actually matter — when your child is falling apart, when a conversation turns intense, when someone needs something from you and you feel yourself quietly disappearing.

That capacity is what I call embodied relational presence: staying connected to your own experience while you are in relationship with someone else. Everything here is a way of practising it.

MotherGlue | a free class

Who holds you when you hold everything?

Monday, 31 August 2026 · 6.00–7.15pm Vienna time · online

Mothers hold a great deal that nobody sees. This hour is about the holding itself — what it asks of you, where it lives in your body, and what changes when you are held too.

MOTHER CIRCLE - a space to replenish

Motherhood changes you. You don’t have to meet that change alone.

Eight circles + 3 bonus classes, online. Mondays from 28 September 2026.

We meet Mondays, 6.00–7.15pm Vienna time: four weeks, a two-week pause, then four more, until 30 November.

The class fits into the end of the working day, whether you are closing your laptop or, as in my house, have soup quietly simmering in the background.

Mother Circle is a space for mothers at every stage of life: mothers-to-be, mothers with babies, mothers in the middle of it all who need a breather, mothers who have lost a child, adoptive and foster mothers, mothers of grown children, grandmothers, and women who accompany or support mothers in their work. In my circles there are usually several generations sitting together at once, and that is how it should be.

Early booking closes 15 September.

The Nurtured Mother

The support you need to keep caring — without losing yourself in the process

For mothers who hold a lot and are rarely held themselves. We work with the real experience of motherhood: the invisible load, the emotional intensity, the quiet loss of self — so you can find your ground again, come back to your strength, and stay present without disappearing into your own life.

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The Embodied Practitioner

Deepen your presence — so your work supports with clarity

For therapists, coaches and counsellors who want to meet their clients with precision and authenticity. We work with your embodied presence in relationship — your capacity to perceive, to orient and to accompany in real time. The more reliable your body becomes as an instrument, the more depth, direction and relevance your sessions gain, and the more sustainable your work becomes.

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The Liberated Voice

Find your voice — and show it without leaving yourself

For artists, leaders and creators who want to be heard as themselves. We work with voice, body and presence as one system, so you can say what is true for you, stay connected while being seen, and bring your work into the world with clarity.

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I am Lisa Rombach

What interests me is what sets people in motion, what really touches us — and what makes connection possible: with ourselves, with others, and with what matters to us in life.

Since 2006 I have worked with music, with people, and with the autonomous intelligence of the body. Over the years I have deepened different approaches — Feldenkrais, Somatic Experiencing and craniosacral techniques, which have deepened my massage practice. My work with embodied relational presence later brought me to IFS, which I am still studying, and enjoying, with Sibylle Halder. So many paths lead back to ourselves. I invite you to notice more closely: what is happening right now? What wants more room? Where is movement possible?

An essential part of my work came into being in relationship. Since 2018 I have been developing and accompanying international learning and training spaces together with Alé Duarte, where I support therapists, educators and people working in social fields in particular. Accompanying groups, individual settings and teams has shaped my understanding that development depends not only on what we know or do, but on how we are present.

Today these experiences come together in Circle of Nurture. At the centre, for me, is one simple and demanding question:

How do we nurture the nurturers?

And for us, who do this work the question is: 
How can we stay connected with ourselves while we are in caring relationship with others?

I work in Vienna and online, in German, English and Portuguese.