Daniel, a Doctor of Asian medicine and hypnotherapist, has practiced compassionate healing for 29 years, and has personally treated over thirty-five thousand patients over that time. While new patients stream in, many patients have been coming to him for a decade, or more. He loves getting referrals from those whom he helped for issues like insomnia, chronic pain, anxiety and lingering digestive issues. Others he helped had been dealing with difficult-to-shake emotional blocks, including cravings and addictions. A portion of his referrals come from Psychiatrists and Psychologists, who see him as an essential cog in the work when patients prefer not taking medications. In 2020 he became a published author after collating the experiences that he had gathered over the decades. His book, Rewired For Sleep: the 28-Day Insomnia Repair Program, available on Amazon, has received  very positive feedback and helped many people to get a full night’s rest.    Daniel did not start out as a healer, per se. He left behind a career in music, after an  acupuncturist successfully cured his chronic insomnia and anxiety. The revelation was so powerful that he soon entered a four-year graduate program in Chinese medicine, graduating in 1995. After a stint at an integrative pain management clinic, in 1998 he began treating sleep-related issues including PTSD, as well as anxiety and insomnia. Along the way he studied with some of the greatest modern masters to incorporate Japanese, Chinese, French and Vietnamese styles into his practices. As a hypnotherapist since 2005, Daniel practices an integrative style of Ericksonian hypnotherapy and Neuro-Linguistic Programming. 

Daniel routinely uses one or more modalities to help patients with hormonal issues. This includes regulated herbal prescriptions and supplements to address immune stressors that are everywhere around us including heavy metals, immune suppressants, toxic chemicals and food allergies. 

He has taught at university and opened an HIV clinic in the 1990’s. He has worked with hedge-fund managers and in halfway houses with drug-damaged women (he readily admits that he far preferred the latter!). As a specialist in sleep disorders, he lectures on the diverse ways people heal from insomnia, and how anxiety and stress are components of that work. Oh, and whatever you do, don’t forget to Breathe.