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The project involved integrating a Practice Management System with a 3rd party Video application for a highly reputed and well-established player. The client uses the integrated application to ensure access to video conferencing functionality for both therapists and their patients. This project enabled them to ease the process and seamlessly improve scheduling sessions.

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[northamptoncouplestherapy]

Optimize Your Online Experience

We sincerely hope you and yours are well as we continue to navigate this path together.

As you likely know, NCCT has shifted our practice exclusively to online therapy for the time being. While many clients understandably wonder if online therapy (a.k.a. telehealth) is as effective as face-to-face therapy, it’s worth noting the anecdotal evidence from many of our own couples who have been doing productive and beneficial online work with us for several months and even years. In addition, if you like to geek out on research, this study gives props to the benefits and efficacy of telehealth.

With this current adjustment in mind, we’re sending some tips on how to make the most of your encounter with online work.

5 Strategies to optimize your online experience:

1. If you have not yet done so, fill out NCCT’s online paperwork in advance to sidestep slowing down the therapy process.

2. Test your video and audio 5-15 minutes before the start of each session.

*Your therapist will send you an “invitation” to sign into SecureVideo, the HIPAA- compliant platform we use at the Center. Please ensure you have enabled the microphone and video capabilities on your device beforehand.

3. Find the best space to hold the session.

*As cute as your pets and kids are, they can act as unhelpful distractions for good therapy to happen. Finding a private place where you and your partner can share a screen behind closed doors is ideal, so you can really focus on your relationship as you would in our offices

4. Pay attention to details.

*Lighting, angles, and how you position yourselves matter. We want to be able to notice how you are doing throughout the session, and being able to see you well is important. Help each other out with this one. And, remember this important rule of thumb – dress at home the same as you would for the therapy office. We find it makes a difference.

5. Eliminate the competition.

*Please close all open tabs on your device before starting the session as these can slow down your connection and reduce the quality of the video and audio. In addition, competing internet users can impact the video speed, creating a blurry image or causing a total loss of connection. To avoid this, nicely ask other users to avoid streaming videos (i.e., Netflix, YouTube) during your session time.

We are working diligently to ensure you receive the skillful and competent support you’ve always expected from NCCT. Knowing we are in stressful times which can take a toll on couples, we are beyond grateful to continue serving each of you in this redesigned way of doing quality couples therapy.

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[northamptoncouplestherapy]

Optimize Your Online Experience

We sincerely hope you and yours are well as we continue to navigate this path together.

As you likely know, NCCT has shifted our practice exclusively to online therapy for the time being. While many clients understandably wonder if online therapy (a.k.a. telehealth) is as effective as face-to-face therapy, it’s worth noting the anecdotal evidence from many of our own couples who have been doing productive and beneficial online work with us for several months and even years. In addition, if you like to geek out on research, this study gives props to the benefits and efficacy of telehealth.

With this current adjustment in mind, we’re sending some tips on how to make the most of your encounter with online work.

5 Strategies to optimize your online experience:

1. If you have not yet done so, fill out NCCT’s online paperwork in advance to sidestep slowing down the therapy process.

2. Test your video and audio 5-15 minutes before the start of each session.

*Your therapist will send you an “invitation” to sign into SecureVideo, the HIPAA- compliant platform we use at the Center. Please ensure you have enabled the microphone and video capabilities on your device beforehand.

3. Find the best space to hold the session.

*As cute as your pets and kids are, they can act as unhelpful distractions for good therapy to happen. Finding a private place where you and your partner can share a screen behind closed doors is ideal, so you can really focus on your relationship as you would in our offices

4. Pay attention to details.

*Lighting, angles, and how you position yourselves matter. We want to be able to notice how you are doing throughout the session, and being able to see you well is important. Help each other out with this one. And, remember this important rule of thumb – dress at home the same as you would for the therapy office. We find it makes a difference.

5. Eliminate the competition.

*Please close all open tabs on your device before starting the session as these can slow down your connection and reduce the quality of the video and audio. In addition, competing internet users can impact the video speed, creating a blurry image or causing a total loss of connection. To avoid this, nicely ask other users to avoid streaming videos (i.e., Netflix, YouTube) during your session time.

We are working diligently to ensure you receive the skillful and competent support you’ve always expected from NCCT. Knowing we are in stressful times which can take a toll on couples, we are beyond grateful to continue serving each of you in this redesigned way of doing quality couples therapy.

[northamptoncouplestherapy]

Optimize Your Online Experience

We sincerely hope you and yours are well as we continue to navigate this path together.

As you likely know, NCCT has shifted our practice exclusively to online therapy for the time being. While many clients understandably wonder if online therapy (a.k.a. telehealth) is as effective as face-to-face therapy, it’s worth noting the anecdotal evidence from many of our own couples who have been doing productive and beneficial online work with us for several months and even years. In addition, if you like to geek out on research, this study gives props to the benefits and efficacy of telehealth.

With this current adjustment in mind, we’re sending some tips on how to make the most of your encounter with online work.

5 Strategies to optimize your online experience:

1. If you have not yet done so, fill out NCCT’s online paperwork in advance to sidestep slowing down the therapy process.

2. Test your video and audio 5-15 minutes before the start of each session.

*Your therapist will send you an “invitation” to sign into SecureVideo, the HIPAA- compliant platform we use at the Center. Please ensure you have enabled the microphone and video capabilities on your device beforehand.

3. Find the best space to hold the session.

*As cute as your pets and kids are, they can act as unhelpful distractions for good therapy to happen. Finding a private place where you and your partner can share a screen behind closed doors is ideal, so you can really focus on your relationship as you would in our offices

4. Pay attention to details.

*Lighting, angles, and how you position yourselves matter. We want to be able to notice how you are doing throughout the session, and being able to see you well is important. Help each other out with this one. And, remember this important rule of thumb – dress at home the same as you would for the therapy office. We find it makes a difference.

5. Eliminate the competition.

*Please close all open tabs on your device before starting the session as these can slow down your connection and reduce the quality of the video and audio. In addition, competing internet users can impact the video speed, creating a blurry image or causing a total loss of connection. To avoid this, nicely ask other users to avoid streaming videos (i.e., Netflix, YouTube) during your session time.

We are working diligently to ensure you receive the skillful and competent support you’ve always expected from NCCT. Knowing we are in stressful times which can take a toll on couples, we are beyond grateful to continue serving each of you in this redesigned way of doing quality couples therapy.

Warmly,

Your NCCT therapists

[northamptoncouplestherapy]

As anxiety becomes heightened around the COVID-19 related illness and the implications for travel and being in public places intensify, we want to share some adjustments and recommendations we are making at the Northampton Center for Couples Therapy to support you.

First off, we understand that these times understandably raise people's level of vigilance and worry. The economic and psychological implications affect each of us, and couples are experiencing increased stress on many levels. In light of current stressors, we are committed to being available to support you for weekly sessions in our offices and intensive retreats. And, we are offering telehealth sessions when necessary as an alternative.

If you (or a family member) are not feeling well for any reason, we ask that you err on the side of caution and remain home, and as an alternative to face-to-face counseling, consider meeting with your therapist online for a telehealth session. NCCT currently uses SecureVideo – an online/HIPAA compliant platform for both traditional couples therapy and couples intensives. If you need to reschedule with us for an online meeting, please speak to your therapist directly or email us at northamptoncouplestherapy.com.

As is always our policy, we will not charge any late cancellation fees for illness-related cancellations.

If you are a retreat couple wanting to come in, we have the following recommendations:

For those who are flying, purchase "cancel for any reason" trip insurance as most trip insurances will not cover cancellations due to a pandemic. Additionally, many companies have released an "extenuating circumstances" policy, which applies to cancellations made to comply with governmental or health authority travel restrictions.

Know that we are waiving our 30-day notice cancellation policy for retreats for the time being. If you need to cancel your travel to us due to illness or travel restrictions, we will work with you to reschedule your intensive to a better time for you.

Lastly, I would like to share this excellent article written by Malia Jones, Ph.D., MPH, a Scientist who studies social contact of humans and spatial patterns of infectious disease. It is helpful (and assuring).

Overall, we are committed to supporting the well-being of our community and will continue to serve you through this evolving situation.

Warmly, Kerry Lusignan

Director - Northampton Center For Couples Therapy Certified Gottman Method Couples Therapist Certified Daring Way Facilitator

www.northamptoncouplestherapy.com

[northamptoncouplestherapy]

As anxiety becomes heightened around the COVID-19 related illness and the implications for travel and being in public places intensify, we want to share some adjustments and recommendations we are making at the Northampton Center for Couples Therapy to support you.

First off, we understand that these times understandably raise people's level of vigilance and worry. The economic and psychological implications affect each of us, and couples are experiencing increased stress on many levels. In light of current stressors, we are committed to being available to support you for weekly sessions in our offices and intensive retreats. And, we are offering telehealth sessions when necessary as an alternative.

If you (or a family member) are not feeling well for any reason, we ask that you err on the side of caution and remain home, and as an alternative to face-to-face counseling, consider meeting with your therapist online for a telehealth session. NCCT currently uses SecureVideo – an online/HIPAA compliant platform for both traditional couples therapy and couples intensives. If you need to reschedule with us for an online meeting, please speak to your therapist directly or click here.

As is always our policy, we will not charge any late cancellation fees for illness-related cancellations.

If you are a retreat couple wanting to come in, we have the following recommendations:

For those who are flying, purchase "cancel for any reason" trip insurance as most trip insurances will not cover cancellations due to a pandemic. Additionally, many companies have released an "extenuating circumstances" policy, which applies to cancellations made to comply with governmental or health authority travel restrictions.

Know that we are waiving our 30-day notice cancellation policy for retreats for the time being. If you need to cancel your travel to us due to illness or travel restrictions, we will work with you to reschedule your intensive to a better time for you.

Lastly, I would like to share this excellent article written by Malia Jones, Ph.D., MPH, a Scientist who studies social contact of humans and spatial patterns of infectious disease. It is helpful (and assuring).

Overall, we are committed to supporting the well-being of our community and will continue to serve you through this evolving situation.

Warmly, Kerry Lusignan

Director - Northampton Center For Couples Therapy Certified Gottman Method Couples Therapist Certified Daring Way Facilitator www.northamptoncouplestherapy.com