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Careers in Motion - Mind-Bodywork - Breema} The art of being present
Despite his training in both medical and chiropractic methods, Jon Schreiber found himself still seeking a hands-on wellness modality—one based on a holistic and synergistic interaction between patient and practitioner. Exploring the juncture where awareness and embodiment meet led Schreiber to the creation of Breema, a dynamic form of movement-based bodywork that values surprise over convention.
Breema’s acronym reflects its purpose: Being, Right now, Everywhere, Every moment, Myself, Actually. After experiencing Breema, our editor lightheartedly described it as “contact improv meets Thai massage in the realm of higher consciousness.”
“When I give someone a Breema session, their body supports by being a constant reminder to be interested and engaged in the activity of my own body … for being present with someone, without judgment, is the highest gift we can offer,” says Marcie Romano, Breema instructor and practitioner.
Since the Breema Center opened in 1980, hundreds of people have become certified practitioners, starting independent practices across the U.S. and beyond. Schreiber provides 45-minute self-Breema classes open to the public for only $5, and offered on mornings and weekends at the Breema Center in Oakland, California. Workshops as well as intensive courses are plentiful. In Schreiber’s words, “Breema is for anyone who wants to live a life in harmony and balance.”
www.breema.com
