Daniel is an expert and specialist in the art, science, and practices of Hypnosis and Regression Therapy. He has maintained full-time private practice for over a decade in New York City offering Hypnosis and Regression Therapy to individuals, businesses, and groups. He is currently attending Columbia University studying Narrative Medicine and pursuing a Master of Science. He has received board certifications in Hypnotherapy, Regression Therapy, and Neuro-Linguistic Psychology. He studied and trained in techniques of meditation at the School of Practical Philosophy in New York City from 2007 to 2014 while exploring Vedic philosophy, neuroscience, and east/west mysticism. Daniel received his undergraduate degree, a Bachelor of Fine Arts, from Emerson College where his work focused on writing, literature, and sociology. 

Daniel is a Hypnotherapist maintaining private practice. His offices are located at the Center for Integrative Hypnosis in Chelsea where he offers hypnotherapy, regression therapy, and meditation to individuals and groups. He received his undergraduate degree (BFA) from Emerson College where his research focused on literature, philosophy, and sociology. Daniel studied and taught techniques of meditation at the School of Practical Philosophy in New York City from 2007 to 2014 while exploring Vedic philosophy, neuroscience, east/west mysticism, and psychology. In 2011, after receiving board certifications in hypnotherapy and regression therapy, he co-founded the Center for Integrative Healing in Chatham, NJ. As a second-generation practitioner, he has been fortunate to train with and know personally many of the pioneers within Hypnotherapy and Regression Therapy. After years of integrating narrative archetypal journeys with creative exploration, Daniel has developed a unique process championing ethical practice along side thought leadership into new territory.

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