Meret Flessenkamper

I received my master’s degree in clinical psychology from the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. Because I emigrated to the US from Switzerland in 2021, I am currently in the process of getting my license as a psychotherapist in Michigan. On top of being a registered yoga and meditation teacher (RYT-200), I am a certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and a member of the Academy for Eating Disorders. At the moment I teach Hatha Yoga at a studio called Zion Well, a Saturday community Yoga class for the Department of Kinesiology at UofM and I work as a movement specialist at the Center for Eating Disorders – both located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I approach my clients with curiosity and a non-judgmental attitude. Taking a resource-oriented stance, I aim to help my clients see the potential that is inherently present in them. My focus is on providing a caring and kind space in which clients can befriend their body and heal their relationship with movement. I am a proponent of Health at Every Size and reject diet culture as well as the endless self-improvement trends on social media.

Meret Flessenkamper

Title: MA, RYT-200
Company: Meret Yoga
Meret Flessenkamper
meret.flessenkaemper@gmail.com
http://www.meretyoga.com
Meret Yoga LLC
@meretyoga
www.youtube.com/@meretyoga
Ann Arbor, Michigan, United States

I received my master’s degree in clinical psychology from the University of Fribourg in Switzerland. Because I emigrated to the US from Switzerland in 2021, I am currently in the process of getting my license as a psychotherapist in Michigan. On top of being a registered yoga and meditation teacher (RYT-200), I am a certified Intuitive Eating Counselor and a member of the Academy for Eating Disorders. At the moment I teach Hatha Yoga at a studio called Zion Well, a Saturday community Yoga class for the Department of Kinesiology at UofM and I work as a movement specialist at the Center for Eating Disorders – both located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I approach my clients with curiosity and a non-judgmental attitude. Taking a resource-oriented stance, I aim to help my clients see the potential that is inherently present in them. My focus is on providing a caring and kind space in which clients can befriend their body and heal their relationship with movement. I am a proponent of Health at Every Size and reject diet culture as well as the endless self-improvement trends on social media.
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