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.
He co-founded the Center for Integrative Healing in Chatham, NJ in 2012. From 2014 to 2020 he worked alongside Melissa Tiers as Director at The Center for Integrative Hypnosis in Manhattan. As a second-generation practitioner, Daniel has a unique story. Hypnosis and Past Life Regression are the family business. Jeffrey Ryan (1940-2011) was a hypnotherapist specializing in past life regression and Daniel’s first teacher. Mr. Ryan served as the President of the Association for Past Life Research and Therapies in the 1990s. With decades of experience using guided therapies, meditative practices, and narrative journeys in hypnosis - today Daniel champions education and ethical practice alongside thought leadership and exploration into new territory.
IN-PERSON SESSIONS ARE IN WILLIAMSBURG, BROOKLYN
on Thursdays, Fridays, and some Saturdays at Blue Panda Offices in The William Vale Hotel.
109 North 12th Street, 7th Floor, Brooklyn, NY 11249
VIRTUAL SESSIONS ARE AVAILABLE
on Zoom, Skype, FaceTime, or whatever platform you’re comfortable with
Daniel works with remote and international clients constantly through video, phone, and chat. While nothing replaces an in-person 1:1 experience, virtual sessions have benefits that also can’t be replaced. First among them, not having to leave your home and every convenience right there. With a stable connection, privacy, and comfort we have everything we need. Often virtual sessions can be more effective for what we gain in creating our own set and setting.
Daniel is currently at Columbia University pursuing a Master of Science in their young and pioneering program, Narrative Medicine. Narrative Medicine is an interdisciplinary field that brings powerful narrative skills of radical listening and creativity from the humanities and the arts to address the needs of all who seek and deliver care. It enables patients and caregivers to voice their experience, to be heard, to be recognized, and to be valued. This evolving and futuristic field of inquiry addresses issues of structural bias, empathy, and justice in healthcare. The Narrative Medicine program prepares health professionals, writers, and scholars to apply the skills and values of narrative understanding to improve outcomes for both consumers and caregivers.
On a rainy Thursday afternoon, in a plush pink conference room in Manhattan, a group of colleagues formed a meditation circle. As they sat in their own silence, sirens and traffic wailed below.
Daniel interviews Melissa Tiers, a world-renowned hypnotist, writer, and speaker in 2016.
LISTEN TO DANIEL ON KCRW
Experience trance with this bonus episode of McSweeney’s The Organist podcast on KCRW. Daniel was featured and interviewed on the episode titled: Sleeping Knowledge. The following description was taken from KCRW’s website: “…you’ll hear a hypnotic induction as performed and scored by the hypnotherapist Daniel Ryan. Ryan was featured on the Organist in our episode about the relationship between our bodies, our minds, and sound. One last note— it’s probably best if you stop operating heavy machinery while you’re listening to this podcast.”
LISTEN TO HYPNOTIST MAKES MUSIC FOR FILMS
“Hypnotist Makes Music for Films” is a collection of songs written and recorded for movies (most were actual films, some maybe just in my head). The music has been arranged and sequenced with trance in mind on behalf of the listener. It is recommended for use during meditation, hypnosis, trance, past life regression, cooking, (especially dinner, other meals will be fine too) working, running, driving, reading, writing, yoga, sleeping, sex, psychedelic experiences, thousand yard stares, and entering flow states. You can find it above on Spotify, Apple Music, and other streaming services. Listen and enjoy at your leisure.
About hypnosis and hypnotherapy - Trance happens commonly and naturally
This is evident when we are looking at our phones, computers, and television screens. We're constantly shifting in and out of states of trance embedded in how we communicate and learn. They're useful when we relax, focus attention, tell stories, work, and play. We experience trance and light forms of hypnosis everyday and can use the phenomenon to create change in our thinking and behavior. It is both art and science. It is different in the brain of every person because every person’s brain is different.
Hypnosis and hypnotherapy are experiential and educational processes of self-development that facilitate access to emotional resources. The process can assist in habit cessation, performance enhancement, anxiety relief, problem-solving, or altering behavior patterns to create other positive changes. Hypnosis and Hypnotherapy are not substitutes for the therapy and treatment offered by licensed psychotherapists, counselors, psychiatric physicians, or medical doctors.