Daniel has spent the last fifteen years immersed in body-based and energy-focused practices. His background includes yoga, pranayama, Kriya Yoga, Shadow Yoga, internal martial arts, and movement practices like Ido Portal, all of which inform his grounded and evolving approach to breathwork.

For the past six years, his primary focus has been breathwork, both in practice and in facilitation. His one-on-one and group sessions draw on conscious connected breathing, de-armoring bodywork, and subtle energy work, woven through a framework of nervous system attunement and relational depth.

He trained in Somatic Alignment with Santi, whose work has deeply influenced his understanding of touch, pacing, and integration. Daniel’s facilitation style blends metaphor, intuition, and presence to support a return to balance, sensation, and self-trust.

Somatic Alignment & Breathwork: A Guided Process of Deep Reorganization

My work isn’t about pushing, forcing, or chasing outcomes. It’s about recognizing what’s out of alignment and creating the right conditions for the body to naturally unwind. In other words, it’s about being in relationship with the moment and tracking the subtle cues and messages the body communicates.

My role isn’t to have answers or solutions, but to listen deeply and offer reflections that support your process, whether through verbal cues, hands-on work, or simply being a compassionate witness.

How I Work with Somatic Alignment and Breathwork

Healing doesn’t come from force. It comes from creating safety. I don’t impose an agenda onto your process. Instead, we tune into what your system is ready for and offer the right kind of support—whether that’s breath, awareness, or touch. My guidance isn’t about fixing, but about helping you recognize what’s already waiting to move. When the conditions are right, your body knows exactly what to do.

Breath as the Access Point

Breath is one of the most powerful ways to work with the nervous system, emotions, and physical body at once. My approach is shaped by Neuroacrobatics and Vivation, among other styles and philosophies, all focused on creating fluidity between breath, brain, and body, because that’s where nervous system resilience and adaptability grow.

At Rainwater Breathworks, we use breath to build awareness, ease, and responsiveness in the system.

To learn more about my approach, how Somatic Alignment works, and what a typical session looks like, check out my blog or email me at rainwaterbreathworks@gmail.com.