This online event begins at 10:30am PST, 1:30pm EST, 19:30 CET, 20:30 IST.
Special guests Jon Schreiber, DC, director of the Breema Center, Matthew Tousignant, and Kevin Johnson
An Online Workshop presented via Zoom
The experience of parenting can be used as a catalyst for personal growth. Our interactions with our partners and children can help us to learn more about ourselves and how we relate to others. Breema and the Nine Principles of Harmony support us to approach parenting with willingness, offering tools like No Force, Firmness and Gentleness, and Mutual Support. With them, we can meet children in any stage of their development with open-heartedness and an interest in increasing harmony in relationship to them. The Nine Principles also show us the value of self-acceptance when the journey is challenging.
Join Alexis Mulhauser and Alexandra Johnson, with special guests Dr. Jon Schreiber, Matthew Tousignant, and Kevin Johnson, to explore how we can come to a more balanced and open posture toward our families and ourselves. We will learn self-care exercises that can bring body and mind together at any point in the day, and simple partner bodywork exchanges that can be practiced with other family members to supporting greater connection with ourselves and in each relationship.
Alexandra Johnson, MD, is a family physician and mother of five. She approaches parenting through the Nine Principles of Harmony and has found that this increases the ability to listen and respond to what is needed for parent and child, in the moment. Dr. Johnson is a Staff Instructor at the Breema Center, and has an integrative medical practice in Oakland, CA. Visit www.greetinghealth.com for more information.
Alexis Mulhauser has 20 years of experience studying and teaching movement, including Breema, yoga, martial arts, and dance. She is a Staff Instructor at the Breema Center in Oakland, CA, and teaches private Self-Breema sessions and weekly Nia dance classes. By applying Breema and the Nine Principles of Harmony as a single parent, Alexis has benefitted from an inner atmosphere of self-acceptance. She has found this teaching to be an essential tool to support and nourish her daily life, and wishes to share Breema with everyone.
Dates:
Oct 9 Parenting with the Nine Principles of HarmonyThe Role of the Body In Coming to Balance
Nov 13 The Role of the Body In Coming to Balance
Dec 11 Working with Acceptance: Challenges and Difficulties in Parenting
Jan 8 When You Are Present, Everyone Is Supported
Cost: $30/class or $45/couple
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Instructors
Alexandra Johnson, MD
I am a Family Physician, and have been a Breema Practitioner and Instructor for over 20 years. I have found Breema's non-judgmental atmosphere to be invaluable in working with any health condition. I am consistently amazed at the effect of Breema bodywork, Self-Breema exercises, and Nine Principles of Harmony in increasing vitality, addressing acute concerns, and offering new templates for relating to body, mind, and feelings. I began working as a Practitioner at the Breema Clinic in 2002, and...
Alexis Mulhauser
Alexis Mulhauser has 20 years of experience studying and teaching movement, including Breema, Yoga, martial arts, and dance. She is a Breema Instructor and Self-Breema Instructor at the Breema Center in Oakland, CA, and Certified Massage Therapist. Alexis also teaches dance in Berkeley and gives private bodywork sessions at the Breema Clinic and Worthy Self-Care Studio in Berkeley. By applying Breema and the 9 Principles of Harmony in her professional path as a movement educator, Alexis has...
Matthew Tousignant
Matthew Tousignant, M.A., CMT holds degrees from Harvard University and the California Institute of Integral Studies. A Certified Breema Practitioner and Instructor, he currently teaches Breema extensively in the U.S. and Europe. Matthew’s body-centered therapeutic work, based out of Lambertville, New Jersey, combines the universal wisdom of Breema with a practical knowledge of psychology to connect others to their unique potential as human beings.
“In the session, I represent acceptance...