Friday, 10 May 2024 9:00am - 10:30am
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  • America/Los_Angeles

Being with the Body, We Are Supported - Practice and Principles for Being Yourself

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Alexis Mulhauser at the Breema Center in Oakland, CA
In-person


Being more comfortable, natural, and relaxed begins with connection to the body. Being with the body, you are supported to be yourself.

Principles: Body Comfortable, No Judgment

This class is for anyone who is interested in being more comfortable and connected in their body, including people who don’t necessarily have a lot of experience with bodywork, movement, or somatic practices. It is also for people who want to feel more comfortable in connection with other people. Every human being has a body, and it is through connection with this body that we experience ourselves and our deepest connection with life. We will be working individually, in pairs, and as a group. Please dress comfortably and wear socks, and come prepared for light movement, touch, and bodywork exchange.

  • $20 per class 
  • Open to all levels

For more information or to register in person, call 510-428-0937 or email center@breema.com

Please wear comfortable long pants and socks. No fragrances, please.

Instructors

Angela Porter

Breema Center staff

I have been a somatic therapist and professional counselor providing individual, couples, family, and group therapy since 1991. I was introduced to BREEMA in 1996 as the result of a profound injury/accident, and began studying in 1997. Now almost 30 years later, this wholistic, inclusive, common sense, principled practice and philosophy has become the foundation of my psychotherapeutic work. BREEMA is simple, practical, universal yet rudimentarily human, and offers us nothing less than...

Ariadne Thompson

Ariadne is a Somatic Psychotherapist, with a private practice in the Rockridge area of Oakland. 

Her therapeutic style has been most informed by the practice and personal study of both Breema Bodywork® and Formative Psychology®. Breema supports using body-mind connection to begin to come out of unconscious and reactive movement through life, and instead live with more choice, availability, and an inner authority with which we can to respond to life. Formative Psychology has supported her...

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