Breema bodywork, Self-Breema exercises, and Breema’s universal philosophy support unification of body, mind, and feelings, and the growth of consciousness that allows us to navigate life’s challenges more harmoniously. As we learn, through direct experience, the meaning and value of being present, we begin to let go of our conditioned perceptions and ideas of separation, and move towards unity and self-understanding.
We're excited to invite you to our next Breema Weekend Workshop in Yachats Oregon. The Friday evening Introductory Workshop is free.
Schedule:
Friday evening through Sunday evening
Fri 7:00pm-9:00pm
Sat 10:30am-1:30pm & 3:00pm-6:00pm
Sun 9:30am-12:30pm & 2:00pm-5:00pm
Lodging includes kitchenettes so bring food if you wish. Otherwise, restaurants vary in the area.
Cost
$295 ($245 Early Bird Discount if paid by August 21)
Lodging & Registration
Call Steve at 541-914-4162 for more information or email breemaworkshops@gmail.com.
CE:
14 CE hours available for LMTs.
Instructors
Asha Jenny Ulrich
Asha Jenny has been practicing and teaching Breema in the Pacific Northwest US since 2000. She has spent her life serving community and bringing peace, love, joy, and laughter into every aspect of her livelihood. Besides inviting Breema's Nine Principles of Harmony into her ongoing online and in-person Breema practice, she finds ways of supporting all her engagements with the graciousness of her presence including Dances for World Peace, healing groups, Oregon Duck games, playing with her cats...
Arlie Mischeaux
Arlie began receiving Breema bodywork sessions in 1994 and soon after became a Certified Breema Practitioner and Instructor. Since then, she has dedicated her efforts to teaching and reaching more people with the essential, transformative method that Breema offers, via classes, workshops, and private sessions. Over the years, she has studied and traveled with a keen interest in expanding her experience and understanding of many traditional healing methods with native peoples, shamans, medicine...
Steve Brodsky
Steve has been a health and wellness practitioner for the past 20 years. Practicing and teaching Breema, yoga, massage, and nutritional wellness, he offers practical and inspirational guidance to maintain physical well-being, to enhance mental clarity, and to explore meaning and connection in one's life. Steve maintains a regular teaching schedule that includes online Self-Breema classes, one day workshops, weekend courses, and retreats in the Pacific Northwest and California.
Blogs by Steve
...Rachel Brodsky
Lover of all things living and glistening with the unknown, Rachel has been supporting the Art of Being Present through her Breema practice in Oregon since 2010. Regularly teaching in-person at seasonal workshops and maintaining a weekly online Self-Breema class, Rachel inspires the classroom atmosphere with a sincere perspective of humility and understanding. Outside of Breema, Rachel uses her knowledge of nutrition, movement, healing, and ritual to support others to find purpose, vitality, and...
Luna Lacey
Be ordinary. When you are ordinary, you are not separate from anything that’s happening—not from the room, the carpet, the street noise—anything. You don’t need any particular wish for the recipient or for yourself for that moment, other than to simply know you have a body. You don’t need to be spiritual, or to connect to some special energy field. When you are ordinary, you are free to move, to hold, to lean—to do Breema simply and without extra.
From Real Health Means Harmony with...
Roxanne Caswell
Roxanne Caswell, CMT, is a Staff Instructor at the Breema Center in Oakland, CA, since 1991. She maintains an active international teaching schedule.
Join me for personal Self-Breema classes live online, one-on-one, via Zoom. For your first free session, click "Send message" and let me know when you would like to schedule one.
Blogs by Roxanne Caswell
A New Posture for Life is Needed for New Thinking, New Feeling ~ January 3, 2019
Cricket Flaherty
Cricket Flaherty has been practicing breema since 2000 when she was introduced to Breema bodywork by Asha Jenny Ulrich and the other 7 instructors of Breema Northwest in Eugene at that time.
"I was able to practice coming home to the body, to the breath, to this moment over and over again. I still need to strengthen that muscle. I am not my thoughts, I am not my feelings. I let go of the judgement, the extra. I wish to be available and to have a posture of support."
Cricket has a...