by Staff Writer | Jun 3, 2018 | Conflict, Crisis, EFT, Gottman, Vulnerability
Belgian psychotherapist Esther Perel once said, “None of us are married to just one person in our lives, even if we only marry one person.” For those who have been married 40 years and beyond, this saying undoubtedly rings true. As partners change and...
by Staff Writer | Jan 3, 2018 | Conflict, EFT, Gottman, Retreats
As the only couples counseling practice in Massachusetts that focuses exclusively on treating couples, we take pride in what we do. However, it is also nice to be recognized every now and then. Therefore, we are very proud to announce that last month, NCCT was...
by Staff Writer | Dec 3, 2017 | Conflict, Crisis, Divorce, Gottman, Vulnerability
It’s natural to argue or disagree with each other every once in a while. However, when you find yourself fighting with your partner, and losing respect for the other, it’s time to address the situation before it gets worse. That’s exactly why Gottman...
by Kerry Lusignan | Sep 23, 2017 | Anger, Conflict, Gottman
Being able to shift gears in the heat of an argument and initiate a thoughtful break may be one of the most crucial relationship skills. Breaks can afford you time to cool down, deepen your perspective and have a successful re-do with your partner. But for these to be...
by Staff Writer | Sep 22, 2017 | EFT, Gottman
In an interview for “The Couples Therapist Couch,” Kerry Lusignan describes the models, approaches, and philosophies at Northampton Center for Couples Therapy, where she and her team see 100 couples per week, offering 90-minute therapy sessions as well as...
by Staff Writer | Mar 28, 2015 | Crisis, Divorce, Gottman, Infidelity, Retreats
Couples attend private marriage retreats for a host of reasons. Perhaps your relationship has reached a critical point, and it’s clear something needs to change, but you don’t know where to begin. Work and family can take up every minute of the day, and finding time...
