Dan McLintock is a Certified Facilitator, Mentor, and Co-Developer of the Kiloby Inquiries method for somatic emotional repression inquiry.

A Jacksonville, Florida native, Dan graduated Flagler College in 2004 with B.A. in Theatre Arts and English Literature and has played music professionally in bands for over 20 years. But his true passion lies in sharing the context, possibility and practicality of healing, awakening and release. 

Dan has worked one-on-one with clients in and out of the Kiloby Center since 2017 and has an unconditionally loving and earnest approach to healing trauma, dissolving the drivers of addiction/suffering, and unhooking long-held toxic beliefs about ourselves, others, and the world at large. 

He’s also worked intensively, side-by-side, with Scott Kiloby for the past three years to develop the transformative tools of the Kiloby Inquiries and the principles and approach of the “New Model of Recovery,” rooted in unconditional love and nonjudgment. Much of this approach was borne out of Scott and Dan’s work together on their own personal traumas and their work with clients at the Kiloby Center. 

Scott and Dan have simplified, demystified, and condensed some of the principles and practices of Eastern/non-dual spirituality into an easily accessible set of tools that almost anyone can understand, learn, and utilize to free themselves from their own suffering.