http://www.alexandrajohnsonmd.com
(510) 455-8008
Alexandra Johnson, MD trained in Family Medicine at the University of Colorado, with a fellowship in obstetrics. Throughout her medical career, her emphasis has been on finding simple and meaningful paths to true health. She served as teaching faculty for the University of Colorado and Addis Ababa University in Ethiopia, worked at a refugee clinic in rural Colorado, and is a specialist in developing physician wellness curricula. Her current clinical practice integrates Breema bodywork, hypnosis and diet with conventional western approaches, to create a personalized plan for each patient. Dr. Johnson has been studying and teaching Breema bodywork for over 20 years, and has found this approach invaluable in working with any health condition. Her work with clients focuses not only on improving immediate symptoms of illness, but on discovering the patterns that contribute to various imbalances, thus catalyzing a profound process of personal growth and healing. Dr. Johnson has used Breema‘s universal principles extensively in both prenatal care and labor to cultivate an open, nurturing environment in which great transformation can take place. She was featured in the 2016 film, Why Not Home?, discussing the importance of physiologic birth practices and the need for conversation between home birth and hospital birth providers.
