What it Means to Securely Function When Your Partner Won’t

by Kerry Lusignan | Sep 21, 2020 | Couples Therapy

Sometimes in life, we must choose between two torments. “I’m asking you to leave.” I can barely move my lips — they’re all tremble; this is what happens when you live in a cage — everything atrophies, even the delicate flesh of your mouth. The rusty cell door stands...

Will My Insurance Cover Couples Therapy?

by Kerry Lusignan | Apr 1, 2020 | Couples Therapy

Yes, now more than ever, your insurance will cover couples therapy, and you should make good use of it. Relationships can be hard even under the best of circumstances. But with the crisis of COVID-19, many couples are feeling hit from all directions. There is...

Do It Yourself Couples Therapy – A Dream Within a Conflict

by Kerry Lusignan | Mar 27, 2020 | Couples Therapy

Research shows that the best way to keep yourself and your family healthy is to prioritize supporting the well being of your relationship(s). COVID-19 is calling on us to be creative and flexible. To give and to receive. There is enormous potential for much good,...

Keeping the Faith: For Christian Couples Trying to Discern if Couples Counseling is the right choice

by Erin Lingle, LMFT | Mar 17, 2020 | Couples Therapy

Couples seek marriage counseling (a.k.a., couples therapy, couples counseling) for many reasons.  Strained communication, unresolved conflict, breaches in trust, and dispassionate sex lives are just a sampling.  Whatever the motivation, couples therapy is a...

Couples Counseling Offered for Documentary About Marriage and Infidelity

by Kerry Lusignan | Mar 9, 2020 | Couples Therapy, Infidelity, Marriage

High quality and award-winning documentary team in New York, is currently producing the seventh season of an acclaimed documentary series. Each episode is an hour-long program and highlights and explores a single issue or experience through personal profiles. The goal...

The Long Shadow of Couples Therapy in the Age of Trump

by Terry Real | Feb 4, 2020 | Couples Therapy, Relationship

Not long ago, I used to joke that as a feminist family therapist I was obsolete twice over: once for being a family therapist and a systemic thinker— instead of being, say, a CBT practitioner—and then once again for being a feminist. I mean, who cared about...