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Andrea Dindinger
For 20 years Andrea Dindinger, a San Francisco based Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist and Relationship Coach, has specialized in helping people create meaningful, fulfilling intimate relationships through her therapy practice and her online courses. Whether it’s helping couples navigate the rough waters of distance, or helping individuals figure out who they are and who they’re looking for, she delivers her work in a heartfelt way, and always with a sense of humor.
From a young age she’s been a champion of communication and love, which is where her speciality resides. As a child of divorced parents and having experienced divorce herself once, she also knows the challenges and gifts of divorce. A married mom of 2 (or 3 if you consider her dog Bochy part of the fam!), she can also speak to parenting and navigating it through the lens of communication within a couple.
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Seasonal Affective Disorder Treatments: Light Therapy and What It Is
Because of the pandemic, Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) may be worst this year—so how can you treat it. We asked experts what are the seasonal affective disorder symptoms and what are the treatments.
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How to Support Your Partner Through Continually Uncertain Times
We're all waiting for 2020 to end, but 2021 still has plenty of unforeseen challenges ahead — and that can take its toll on people (and their partners). Here's how to make sure you keep your relationship strong as things stay tough
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The 13 Best Podcasts to Listen to for Relationship Advice
The best relationship podcasts will help you and your partner strengthen your bond—and entertain in the process!
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Unlocking Joy: The Transformative Power of Gratitude
Andrea describes gratitude as a mindset of recognizing life's gifts, enhancing joy and well-being. Practicing gratitude "increases feelings of joy, well-being, kindness, and appreciation." Simple acts like sharing daily highlights or journaling can transform relationships and personal outlooks by shifting focus from absence to presence.
