Daniel’s clinical insights are influenced not only by his formal training but by his experience as a personal trainer for over 15 years. In 2015, Dr. Domoleczny began teaching Yoga and has been continuing his education not only for his personal practice but as an additional framework for much of what he does in a clinical setting as well. In 2019 he received his 500hr yoga teacher training certificate in Universal Yoga.
In 2012, he received teachings on the practice of Shamanism and continues this practice today. Daniel sees patients and provides Spiritual guidance distilled through his practices and learning through numerous guides. All of which yields insight and information on issues that present on not just physical level, but on the emotional and spiritual as well. In addition to his personal practice and that with patients, he also teaches courses on Shamanism and various ways to build or enrich the Spiritual lives of anyone who may seek out his counsel. Furthermore, for the last 10 years Dr. Domoleczny has been a Reiki practitioner and instructor.
Formal schooling, clinical experience and a desire to learn have provided Dr. Domoleczny with the tools necessary to illuminate the causes of concern and the ability to explain the steps on the path of becoming whole. Energetically his experience with Reiki and Shamanism have provided the awareness to offer guidance on aspects of health when appropriate. His work as a personal trainer and a Yoga instructor give him unique insights into a person’s physical structure through movement or lack thereof… Mind, Body, Spirit.
While deployed overseas during his time in the US Army, Dr. D had a realization that laid the path for his life’s work. He is an advocate for his patients’ increased sense of self awareness and empowerment to further the quality of their lives. This encompassing yet compassionate approach to his patients and their needs exemplifies Dr. Daniel Domoleczny and his practice.
Bridget is a Licensed Acupuncturist and Yoga instructor. She began her career in the healing arts as a graduate of Oakland University, with a Bachelors of Science in Psychology. She went on to receive her Masters in Traditional Chinese Medicine from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine – Chicago. Throughout her education, she had the privilege of experiencing acupuncture internships in off-campus clinics, treating underserved communities in places such as Project VIDA and Chicago Women’s Health Center.
Yoga has been a passion for Bridget since beginning her first class in 2006. Since then, she has received her 200 hour training certification, as well as 85 hours in prenatal yoga.
It is her goal to inspire a holistic approach to the health and wellness of the mind-body-spirit connection in each one of her patients. Bridget strives to provide insight, awareness and treatment strategies addressing the root causes of common health disharmonies on an individual basis.