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Dara Blumenthal
Embodied Healer & Spiritual Guide - Individual & Group Process - Hakomi Practioner-in-Training - Holistic Life Coach
Dara Blumenthal is an accomplished individual with a diverse educational background and a wide range of professional experiences. With a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Sociology from the University of Kent, along with various other degrees and certificates from reputable institutions like Ten Directions and Drexel University, Dara has a strong academic foundation. Dara's educational journey includes specialized training in areas such as Developmental Coaching, Integral Facilitation, Critical Theory, and Design.
Dara has been associated with several organizations in various capacities, showcasing a rich professional history. From serving on the board of stae to being a guest author at Ten Directions, Dara has contributed significantly to different platforms. With roles such as the Head of Culture + Strategy at Live Grey, Co-Founder of Nature of Work, and Director of People and Culture Strategy at Undercurrent, Dara has demonstrated expertise in areas related to organizational development, culture, and strategy.
Having a deep interest in academia, Dara has also engaged in roles such as Academic Consultant at the University of Kent and Assistant Professor in Cultural Studies at the same institution. Dara's commitment to research and education is evident through roles like Postgraduate Research Faculty Representative and Organizer of academic events. With experience as a Senior Placement Assistant at NYU School of Law, Dara has also ventured into the legal field, showcasing versatility in professional pursuits.
Outside of work, Dara enjoys exploring creativity through activities like sculpting clay, showcasing a well-rounded personality beyond professional accomplishments. As a practitioner at Soma Developmental LLC, Dara combines a passion for usability with a mindful approach to somatic experiential depth psychotherapy, offering a unique blend of skills and expertise to clients.