Buddhist Counselling

Daniel Troyak is a Mindfulness-Based Therapist, accredited Buddhist Chaplain and Pastoral Counsellor, bringing together professional therapeutic support with mindfulness, meditation and contemplative practice.

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Daniel began working as a Buddhist Chaplain in 2015 and went on to become Australia’s first full-time accredited Buddhist Prison Chaplain, a role that continues to inform his counselling work today. His experience supporting people through complex and challenging circumstances has shaped a grounded, compassionate and practical approach to mental, emotional and spiritual wellbeing.

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Daniel’s own meditation practice began at the age of 21 and developed through his engagement with the Buddha Dharma and Vajrayana Buddhism, including ongoing study and guidance from respected Buddhist teachers.

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His counselling approach helps individuals explore thoughts, emotions, behaviours and patterns of mind, while developing practical skills for greater self-awareness, emotional processing and personal growth.

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You do not need to be Buddhist, spiritual or have any previous experience with meditation. Sessions are individually tailored and available online Australia-wide or in person at Yulo Kopa in the Port Macquarie hinterland.