Erin Sarika Delaney, certified Dream Coach® and True Purpose Coach®, has been setting her dreams in motion throughout her life and find’s great joy and deep meaning in coaching others to do the same in their life. Her secret is to listen to the wisdom from within and follow the call of the heart.

Throughout the years, Erin’s search for her own true purpose has lead her in a variety of directions – from working with children at Mother Teresa’s summer camps in the Bronx to working on a farm in southern France; from studying dance and sacred ritual in Bali to serving at an ashram in the Catskill Mountains of New York; from teaching English in Mexico City to leading Native American sweat lodges in England.

No matter where her inner and outer journey leads her, it is always the deep call of the heart Erin returns to again and again.

Holding an M.A. in the Expressive Arts from Lesley University, Erin taught dance and sign language for over 10 years to children in schools and various institutions, including delinquent teen homes and psychiatric hospitals. Certified as a 5Rhythms® dance teacher, Erin trained and studied under the direction of Gabrielle Roth (author of Sweat Your Prayers) and lead movement classes and workshops for adults around the country for many years. She also combined her passion of writing with her love of dance and lead dynamic workshops entitled Stories in Motion: Unlocking Pieces of Your Life Story through Writing and Movement.

Currently, Erin works with individuals and groups who have a great longing to go within to find clarity and purpose for their life direction. The outcome of this work is that her clients have peace of mind; they learn how to access their own inner wisdom; they discover their true purpose and have immense clarity about moving in the right direction for their unique expression and contribution to the world. Erin also offers lectures and workshops on this and other related topics (see Events).

Outside of coaching, speaking and writing, Erin is passionate about yogic studies and practices, organic farming and spending time with her beloved family. She lives with her husband, artist and filmmaker, Dionisio Ceballos and their daughter, Emilia in the Bay Area, California.