I’m a natural born relater off the streets of Brooklyn, ready to relate to
anyone, anytime, anywhere about anything.
I have been studying relationships and how people relate to each
other since I was 5 years old; I was always more into relationships
than anything else.
The difference between how I felt and was affected being around
people who were close and connected versus those who were
disconnected and at odds with each other was like night and day. The
tension was palpable.
What I learned after nearly 40 years of doing relationship therapy and
training with individuals, couples and families is that if you’re in a
lifelong pursuit of connection, like I am, without some navigational
guidance and a lay of the land, you’re toast!
Relationships don’t just happen; they are created. They are joint-effort
creations. Relating, connecting, intimacy and conversation are art
forms. As is the case with any co-creative process, basic principles
apply, and essential skills must be honed.
My brand of therapy is about elevating consciousness, increasing
connectivity and igniting creativity.
My Dharma is, “to change lives, relationships and the world one
relationship at a time, one encounter at a time.”
-Daniel A. Linder
About Daniel Linder, MFT
He’s a self-proclaimed “self and relationship-based therapist,” whose overarching theme in his work is bringing you back to your Self and begin developing that relationship, with your Self.
What makes him unique is his focus on the co-creative process of (platonic) intimacy that he applies to all primary inner circle relationships, i.e. between lovers, partners, parents, parents and children, siblings, extended family, friends and first encounters. He looks at connection, communication and conversation as art forms. “As is the case with any art form, basic principles apply and essential skills must be practiced and honed.”
Daniel has several books to his credit. His latest (Feb 24 2024) The Miracle of Connection, The Birth and Life of an Intimate Relationship. Prior to The Miracle, he wrote The Relationship Model of Addiction (TRMA), A New Paradigm for Understanding Addiction and Recovery (2016) Dating, A Guide to Creating Intimate Relationships (1992); as well as dozens of related articles.
Website: RelationshipVision.com
Email: dlindermft@gmail.com
Ph# +1 415 307 0532
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