Danielle Guillory is a trauma-informed speaker, wellness coach, somatic practitioner and doula with a background in electrical engineering. She helps high-achieving, heart-weary people break free from chronic stress, trauma, and survival mode so they can reclaim rest, freedom, and authenticity. Through private coaching, transformative retreats, and her sought-after talks—“Let’s Talk About Stress: How to Get Out of Survival Mode and Into Thriving” and “Do You Have 90 Seconds? Letting Your eMotions Move”—Danielle guides clients toward whole health: mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual.
Her journey into this healing work began with profound personal loss—the death of her one-year-old son, Chase, in 2013. In her debut book, Joy in the Mourning, Danielle shares reflections from her first decade in the school of grief—a season that shaped her calling to support others through stress, trauma, and life’s most difficult transitions. With a deep belief in the body’s wisdom, she facilitates restorative breath and body practices that promote nervous system care, regulation, and embodied healing.
Rooted in joy, vulnerability, and community, Danielle is on a mission to help people practice self-care and communal care as acts of healing and resistance. She has partnered with organizations including Reach Records, the Lady Hawks, the NFL Player’s Association, Kids Across America, and Truth’s Table. A mom of four, graduate of Rice University, and self-proclaimed gummy bear snob, Danielle lives in Dallas, TX. When she’s not speaking or coaching, she’s likely reading a good book, watching a movie, or enjoying time outdoors. http://www.wellwithdanielle.net
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