Daniel Johnston has worked with young people and their families in a variety of contexts over the past 20 years. From running programs for at-risk boys in inner-city Chicago, to supporting orphans and their house parents as a social worker in Honduras, to leading in the push for holistic and wellbeing centered education in international schools around Europe, Daniel is passionate about building authentic human relationships and communities - families, schools, societies, etc. - directed towards a more healthy and peaceful world.Currently, Daniel counsels adolescents and parents in the Vaud area and offers workshops and trainings for parents and schools. Daniel received an M.A. in Pastoral Theology from K.U. Leuven in Belgium, completed a certificate in Counselling from Barnaby Training Center in the U.K., and did his undergraduate studies at the University of Notre Dame in the U.S. where he majored in the Program of Liberal Studies and minored in Peace Studies. As an adult expat in Europe, he has come to realize that he grew up as a fully American Third Culture Kid in Montgomery, Alabama. He has lived in Honduras, Belgium, and now Switzerland since 2015. He is the father of two wonderful children.