
Upcoming Breema Events



Friday, September 25th to
Sunday September 27th
Schedule
Friday
6:30 - 7pm — Mini-Breema Sessions
7pm - 8:30pm — Free Intro Class
Saturday & Sunday
9:30am - 12:30pm — Bodywork Class
2pm - 5pm — Bodywork Class
Increasing Energy
in Daily Life:
Bodywork, Self-Care Exercises, and Principles for a Harmonious Life
Saturday, October 24th
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
August 24, 2024
10am-1pm
Balance Your Nervous System with Breema: Bodywork, Self-Care Exercises, and Principles for a Harmonious Life
Saturday, November 21st
10:00 am - 1:00 pm


Weekly Noon Class Every Wednesday
12:00 pm - 12:45 pm
Attendance is free!
MONDAY CLASS ON HOLD: WILL START WEEKLY
ON SEPTEMBER 14TH, 2026.
Weekly Evening Class Every Monday
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Join us every week or as a 6-week class series. Classes will occur on Sept. 14th, 21st, 28th, October 5th, 19th & 26th
(No class on October 12th due to Oakland Intensive)
August 24, 2024
10am-1pm

Dena Ehrlich, M.A. MFT, is a trauma-informed somatic therapist and certified Breema practitioner offering warm, body-centered therapy for children, teens, and adults. She helps clients navigate challenges like overwhelm, relationship issues, grief, and the effects of childhood neglect with compassion and presence. Her integrative approach includes Breema bodywork, expressive arts, sandtray therapy, and herbalism, tailored to each person’s needs. Dena offers individual and group therapy online and in Santa Cruz.
Dena Ehrlich, MFT
Somatic Psychotherapy
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Alexandra Johnson, MD
Integrative Family Medicine
Dr. Johnson approaches illness as an opportunity. Rather than only trying to make symptoms disappear, she looks for the underlying causes of imbalance. She believes that health comes not by 'fighting disease', but from supporting what is well within the body. As an integrative MD, her common sense approach combines wisdom from Western medicine, functional medicine, food as medicine, body-mind connection and Breema bodywork to help create a practical and individualized path to wellness.


