ABOUT Daniel Hertz

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Daniel Hertz, MS, BCB, E-RYT 500, is the author of the critcally aclaimed new memoir entitled Everything is A Little Bit Alright: yoga, meditation, and a dog named Roy (click title for full description on Amazon).  He is an award-winning teacher and counselor in the Minneapolis Public Schools and is on the faculty of The Meditation Center in Minneapolis, which is associated with the Himalayan Yoga and Meditation Tradition. In addition, he is Internationally Certified as a Yoga/Meditation instructor and has been giving Yoga and Meditation classes in the United States, India and Panama since 1995.    His class offerings combine the ancient wisdom of the Himalayan sages with modern research in physiology, psychology, and holistic health.  The sessions include strategies for overcoming obstacles and cultivating gratitude, joy, forgiveness, and compassion. 

Click here to see a YouTube video with Daniel entitled 2 Minutes 2 Relax.

Daniel is also Internationally Certified as a Biofeedback Practitioner with BCIA.org. and has been offering Individual Biofeedback sessions at The Meditation Center since 2007. His Biofeedback protocol specializes in integrating the breathing practices of Yoga and Meditation with the Biofeedback training. For more information on Daniel's Biofeedback practice, see this link on The Meditation Center website: Click Here. 

Please click here to see the MinnPost article about Daniel Hertz.​

Daniel's book website is here: DanielHertzBooks.wordpress.com

and his Facebook page can be found here:  https://www.facebook.com/daniel.hertz.5

To see an article in the Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal about Daniel's Yoga/Meditation/Stress Management Seminars, please click here. 

TO CONTACT DANIEL HERTZ DIRECTLY AND CONFIDENTIALLY:

 Daniel@HealingArtsMN.com

Personal Statement from Daniel Hertz:

"Over  the years of my practice I have found Meditation and Biofeedback to be  valuable tools for helping me get through the highs and lows of  everything and everyone we encounter in life.  It has been a great  support, especially in the very challenging times that all of us face at  some point.  Practicing for as little as 5 minutes a day can make a big  difference.  The consistency of practicing every day is more important  than the number of minutes of practice. I am passionate about sharing  these teachings with anyone who wants to begin or refine their  practice."