November 09, 2022

853: The Relationship Place with Dr. Dana McNeil

29 minutes

The Relationship Place

Dr. Dana McNeil, The Relationship Place

– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 853 Dr. Dana McNeil

Dr. Dana McNeil is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and is the founder The Relationship Place, a group practice with locations in her hometown of San Diego, California. Dr. Dana’s practice specializes in couples’ therapy and utilizes an evidence-based type of couples’ therapy known as the Gottman Method. Dr. Dana is a certified Gottman Method therapist and Bringing Home Baby instructor. She also leads trainings at the Gottman Institute to help clinicians master the art of couples therapy.

Dr. Dana works with all types of relationship issues from pre-marital counseling, dealing with the aftermath of extramarital affairs, partners working through addiction recovery, military deployed families, parents of special needs children, LGBTQ+ partners, and polyamorous/ethical non-monogamy clients.

Dr. Dana makes presentations about her work with couples at conferences such as Therapy Reimagined, UCLA’s Emerging Behaviors Conference, and CAMFT. She is often featured on relationship podcasts such as the Practice of the Practice, the Practice of Therapy, Modern Therapists Survival Guide, and Relationship Advice, to name a few.

Dr. Dana regularly contributes to media publications and television appearances for outlets such as the Business Insider, MSN, Yahoo, Bustle, Parade, Oprah Living, Martha Stewart Living, Reader’s Digest, and AARP. Dr Dana is the resident relationship expert on the Cox Communications show “I Do” and will be featured in an upcoming documentary on the art of couples therapy. She is also the host of the podcast “The D-Spot” all about modern relationships.

Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Dr. Dana McNeil about The Relationship Place.

Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:

- How the Gottman Method helps couples communicate with each other better.

- Why there are many reasons that marriages end in divorce.

- How a quarter of divorces that occur are between people over the age of 50.

- Why COVID made the divorce rate drop in the United States.

- How we are living longer and expecting more from our significant others.

Connect with Dr. Dana:

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@DrDanaMcNeil

@sdrelationshipplace