Lifetime Caregiver

Daniel graduated from University of North Carolina at Charlotte in 1993 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing.

Worked in many prestigious hospitals as an intensive care nurse (Duke University Hospital was his favorite).

Became a Licensed Massage Therapist in 2012.

Became Certified Pediatric Massage Therapist 2016.

Continues to research and develop new techniques daily.

Millions of babies suffer from Colic, Projectile Vomiting, Constipation and Torticolis(twisted neck).  Most healthcare professionals will tell the caregiver that the babies “will grow out of it”.  Having four children of his own, Daniel did not like that answer.  Instead of agreeing with the healthcare professionals, he spent thousands of hours researching educational opportunities, looking for a solution.  What he found was a revelation.  Children and adults develop tight muscles and tendons from accidents and overuse.  Babies develop some of those same tightness patterns while still developing inside the mother‘s womb!  Due to the small space and the awkward positions, tightness patterns set up, and never get resolved.  Certain tight muscle patterns yield predictable symptoms. Having worked on hundreds of babies, Daniel has seen the dramatic relief of these symptoms.  Sometimes immediate relief, which he coins “mini miracles”.