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Dani helps others understand and master the art of meditation through private coaching and courses and tailored programs for schools and organisations. She is also a popular speaker at networking forums and workshops.

Dani is a member of the Meditation Association of Australia and the International Meditation Teachers Association, acknowledging her teaching experience and program development.

Dani’s teaching is experiential. She draws from techniques and wisdom of numerous world traditions, current research and her own experience to enable her students to experience their innate ability to meditate and the amazing benefits that it offers.

Prior to teaching meditation and motherhood, Dani enjoyed an extensive career in Human Resources, Communications and Cultural Change programming and delivery in the financial services and property sectors, based in Australia, London and New York.

Dani currently lives and teaches in Singapore.

The Importance of a Teacher

The mind and body can be seen as the instruments that enable the skill and experience of meditation.  When learning any new skill or coordination of an instrument a practiced teacher is essential. A teacher brings the knowledge required to understand the forces engaged with meditation, precision of technique, feedback and a sounding board for observation and common markers along the journey. To explore the nature of your own consciousness from within your own mind requires some navigation skills, and certainly at the outset, a guide.

There are many ways to learn how to meditate. Self-guidance offerings on-line and through books, may help the student achieve the goal of self-relaxation, however they are limited in guiding the student towards mastering the techniques required of the mind and body to be able to return to a state of meditation at will. Most self-guided methods are derived from Eastern traditions yet it is those same traditions that advocate the necessity for a good teacher.