Danielle Teale

Danielle Teale is an artistic, imaginative and creatively minded dance practitioner with the skills to create a judgement free and truly person centred experience for each individual. The unique skill and ability to read others make Danielle a distinctive, practical and versatile dance artist and her empathic approach to dance delivery places the enjoyment and achievement of others at the core of her work.

Danielle Teale is a leader in the field of community dance and can provide a wide range of creative dance opportunities including teaching, choreography, support & mentoring, CPD, project management and consultancy, research and evaluation. In particular Danielle specialises in devising and delivering bespoke Dance and Health programmes tailored towards lifelong health and wellbeing across a variety of specific groups. With over twelve years of rich and varied experience from youth dance to dance for Parkinson’s; Danielle is recognised for providing high quality artistic experiences for dancers and non-dancers alike, led by her belief in the joy of dance and grounding in the formulae and structure of the dance class.

Danielle is a recipient of the Lisa Ullman Travel Scholarship for research into Dance for Health and Parkinson's.

Danielle was chosen in 2015 for the Dance UK 'Future Dance Leaders' Dance Teachers Mentoring programme.