Dani Bittar is a facilitator and filmmaker. He trained in film and communication at ESPM (Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing), in São Paulo, and worked as a film director before moving into facilitation.

His relationship with spirituality began at fourteen, but it became more deliberate at twenty-five, through a series of formal trainings starting with neotantra, approached at first as personal development rather than a profession. After the pandemic, the work moved from the margins of his life to its center and became his main practice.

Past thirty came another layer: initiation within a lineage, under a mestra who transmitted its ritual and cosmological structure directly. Between neotantra and Brazilian shamanism, he holds two distinct bodies of practice, each shaped by a different teacher. His formation and personal exploration have also moved through Brazilian magic, embodiment, ritual practices and channeling, gradually bringing these different languages into conversation with one another.

Despite moving through different spiritual traditions, Dani's work has stayed close to psychological inquiry and the process of individuation. His approach owes as much to training as to his own experience of the body, intimacy, identity, sexuality and belonging, including the friction of passing through spiritual spaces that didn't always hold all of that.

By now, those experiences are inseparable from the work itself. Instead of keeping the psychological, spiritual and embodied apart, Dani holds them in the same field, creating spaces, including within his own community, where intimacy and spirituality don't require leaving anything essential at the door.

HEALING & BODYWORK

Reiki master by Instituto Luz in 2012, Course in classical Tantra in Koh Phangan. Training in Neo-Tantra and Coaching in Sexuality and Relationships at Comunna Metamorfose in Brazil. Provides in-person and online sessions, as well as online mentoring for all genders.

Empath in intimacy: 

From photographing families in the intense moments of childbirth to capturing individuals in emotional processes within therapeutic spaces.

"Observo 

Penso que causo dor, alegria. 

Mas só observo 

Da não existencialidade do ser 

 Só há observação 

Na ficção 

A mais distante daqui 

 Não há nada além 

do belo "

Body&Heart Retreats:

At the core of Daniel Bittar's transformative work are his renowned Body&Heart Retreats. These immersive experiences, designed to create a safe and supportive space for personal growth, have gained widespread acclaim for their ability to facilitate deep healing, emotional liberation, and the exploration of sexuality and vulnerability.

During these retreats, participants are invited to embark on a journey of self-discovery, pleasure and empowerment Through a carefully curated program that includes meditation, tantric practices, somatic healing, and expressive therapies, individuals are guided to reconnect with their bodies, hearts, and souls.

Daniel's Body&Heart Retreats go beyond traditional therapy by providing a holistic approach that embraces the sacred feminine connection. He places a particular emphasis on supporting men in their emotional growth, challenging societal norms, and encouraging vulnerability as a means to develop authentic connections and foster healthier relationships.

Daniel Bittar's transformative work has garnered recognition from various sources, including the front page article "Esqueça os coaches machos, o curso aqui é de vulnerabilidade masculina" published in Tab UOL. This recognition is a testament to his unique approach and the positive impact he has had on the lives of many individuals.

STORY EMBODIMENT

Daniel also conducts narrative-body experiences for groups to embody and feel stories in their bodies. One example is the workshop "The Galactic Kiss".

CREATIVE & MULTIDISCIPLINARY

Daniel Bittar carries a portfolio of over 8 short films, awarded by the FilmWorks Festival in 2012 for Best Screenplay and Emerging Director in "Mega Cena". In addition to his extensive experience in productions with major companies such as o2 filmes, Daniel also directs numerous music videos and commercial films. He served as a music composer in Porcelana in 2008 and worked as a video editor for most of his videos.