Daniel Dinenberg

About Daniel Dinenberg

Specialties: Lifestyle Medicine, Integrative, Holistic Medicine, Family Medicine, Behavioral Medicine, Mind/Body Medicine, Ecological Medicine, Heart-Based Medicine, Nature Medicine, Innovation, Curriculum Design, Collaboration, Engaging Speaker Dr Dan practices a unique blend of allopathic and holistic medicine, drawing on his extensive experience with integrative techniques like healing touch, guided imagery and yoga. By fostering an understanding of the deep connections between body, mind and spirit, Dan seeks to help every patient unlock his or her own innate healing ability. He received his MD from the MCP Hahnemann College of Medicine(now Drexel) and completed his residency in family practice through UCSF. Dan is a fellow of the Wilderness Medical Society, is a clinical instructor at UCSF, and is certified with both the American Board of Family Medicine and the American Board of Integrative, Holistic Medicine. He is currently a Physician Guide leading bespoke health journeys for clients wanting to transform their health. Dr Dan works with Heart Based Medicine as a Physician leader writing and directing curriculum to teach heart and care in Medicine. Dr Dan was one of the founding Physicians at One Medical Group seeing patients, designing curriculum and directing stress and anxiety management and metabolic health programs. Dr Dan is a creative who thrives at the intersection of community, technology and healing.

Experience

1. Transformative Tennis Instructor Presenter

   Rancho La Puerta

   Jul 2016 — Present · Tecate, MX

   I run the tennis program during family week at the legendary, original destination spa. I teach fundamentals, skills, footwork as well as integrate my love of teaching breath work, mindfulness and presence. The combination is a program I designed called transformative tennis. I especially focus on the teenagers and give perspective through tennis into their inner landscape. By encouraging a more healthy and kind \"self talk\", even when we don\'t make the shot we want, is an effort to bring more joy and lightheartedness to the pressure that teens put on themselves to succeed. Our response to missed opportunities or failures on the court can become a true training ground for more satisfaction and joy in Life.

Education

• University of California, San Francisco

  Family Medicine Residency Program

  2003 — 2006

• MCP Hahnemann School of Medicine

  MD, Physician

  1998 — 2002

• University of California, Los Angeles

  Bachelor of Science (BS), Ecology, Behavior and Evolution

  1993 — 1997