Dani Gonda is an Integrative Women’s Health Practitioner, bodyworker and educator passionate about supporting women to develop a deeper understanding and embodied experience of themselves through the pathways of their bodies, emotions and cyclical nature.

With over seven years of professional experience and nine years of personal exploration in womb healing modalities and trauma-informed practice, Dani brings together lived experience, therapeutic training and a deep curiosity about what it means to feel at home in oneself. Her work is grounded in the understanding that our relationship with our bodies shapes how we experience intimacy, navigate relationships, express ourselves and move through the world.

Dani holds a Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy and a Diploma in Womb and Fertility Massage. She is also a certified Hatha Yoga teacher, Holistic Pelvic Care™ practitioner and Yoni Steaming facilitator. Her studies extend into menstrual and sexual health, cyclical living and feminine embodiment, including the 9 Moons Apprenticeship with the Institute of Feminine Arts.

Through Wild Womb Alchemy, Dani offers an integrative approach to women’s health that honours the connection between the physical body, emotional wellbeing and lived experience. Rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach, she meets each woman where she is, creating space for her individual needs, experiences and intentions.

A session with Dani is an invitation to slow down, listen inwardly and explore what may be asking for attention. Through intentional touch, body awareness and compassionate inquiry, women can begin to recognise patterns of tension and disconnection, while cultivating a more supportive and trusting relationship with themselves. Her intention is to help women feel increasingly resourced in their nervous systems and connected to their own wisdom, rather than caught in a constant cycle of outsourcing their knowing and seeking answers outside themselves.

At the heart of Dani’s work is a desire to challenge the ways women are taught to tend to their health, including overriding their bodies, pushing through discomfort and disconnecting from their natural rhythms. She is passionate about creating spaces where women can explore their experiences without judgement, reconnect with their sensuality and meet themselves with greater curiosity and compassion.

Her approach is warm, collaborative and grounded in person-centred care, with room for both the practical and the profound. Whether a woman is navigating menstrual or pelvic concerns, exploring fertility, desiring post-partum support, seeking emotional support, moving through a life transition or simply longing to feel more connected to herself, Dani offers an opportunity to pause, unravel and reconnect to the mystery that lives within us.

Ultimately, her work is about supporting women to move through life with greater self-attunement, aliveness and a deeper sense of connection to themselves and the wisdom they carry within.