Relationship Therapy in Ohio & Kentucky | Woven Wellness Group

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What Relationship Therapy Is and How It Works

Relationship therapy is a form of talk therapy that focuses on how people connect, communicate, and navigate challenges together. At Woven Wellness Group, we provide relationship therapy in Cincinnati, Ohio (in person and virtual), with virtual relationship and couple’s therapy available to clients throughout Ohio and Kentucky.

We work with couples, partners, and people in a wide range of relationship structures to understand patterns, reduce conflict, and strengthen emotional and relational safety. Our approach is collaborative, trauma-informed, and grounded in evidence-based relationship models.

What Relationship Therapy Is Not

Relationship therapy is not about taking sides, assigning blame, or deciding whether a relationship should continue. It is also not limited to married couples or traditional relationship structures.

Instead, therapy focuses on helping partners understand the cycles they get stuck in, build clearer communication, and develop tools for repair, boundaries, and connection—based on each relationship’s values and goals.

What to Expect in Relationship and Couples Therapy

Clients seek relationship therapy for many reasons, including ongoing conflict, emotional disconnection, trust concerns, communication breakdowns, life transitions, affair recovery, intimacy challenges, and preparation for marriage or long‑term commitment.

We provide relationship therapy for:

Couples and married partners
Premarital counseling
Ethically nonmonogamous (ENM) relationships
Polyamorous and nontraditional relationship structures
Partners navigating identity, role, or family changes

In sessions, you can expect a steady, structured, and supportive space where we:

Identify recurring patterns and conflict cycles
Better understand relational needs currently being unmet
Strengthen emotional attunement and responsiveness
Build communication and repair skills
Clarify needs, boundaries, and shared goals
Practice tools you can use outside of session

Relationship Therapy for Diverse Relationships

We are committed to providing inclusive, affirming care for relationships of all structures and identities. Relationship therapy at Woven Wellness Group welcomes:

LGBTQIA+ partners
ENM and polyamorous relationships
Nontraditional family and partnership structures

We approach this work without assumptions, honoring the agreements, values, and boundaries that define your relationship.

Relationship Therapy FAQs

Relationship therapy is talk therapy focused on communication, emotional connection, and relationship patterns. Sessions involve conversation, structured exercises, and skill‑building based on evidence‑based models like the Gottman Method and EFT.
Yes. We provide marriage counseling and premarital counseling, as well as therapy for long‑term partners and couples at any stage of their relationship.
Yes. We offer relationship therapy for ethically non-monogamous, polyamorous, and other nontraditional relationship structures, using affirming and consent‑based approaches.
No. Our role is to support the relationship by helping partners understand patterns, improve communication, and build skills for repair and connection.
Not always. Some clients attend sessions together, some combine joint and individual sessions, and others shift attendance based on goals and needs.
Woven Wellness Group offers relationship therapy in Cincinnati, Ohio (in person and virtual), with virtual relationship therapy available to clients in both Ohio and Kentucky.

Evidence-Based Relationship Therapy Approaches

All clinicians at Woven Wellness Group are trained in the Gottman Method, an evidence-based approach to relationship therapy focused on communication, conflict management, and building shared meaning.

Some of our therapists also practice Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT), which emphasizes attachment, emotional safety, and strengthening secure emotional bonds between partners.

We tailor these approaches based on your relationship structure, goals, and readiness—always with attention to consent, pacing, and emotional regulation. Each clinician practices within clearly defined areas of training and competence to ensure ethical, effective care.

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Therapist Training & Scope of Practice

Our clinicians have advanced training in relationship therapy and practice within clearly defined areas of competence. All therapists at Woven Wellness Group are trained in evidence-based relationship approaches, including the Gottman Method, and some clinicians also practice Emotionally Focused Therapy (EFT). Our team also has training and experience working with ethically nonmonogamous, polyamorous, and nontraditional relationship structures.

Relationship therapy is specialized work, and we are intentional about offering care only in areas where our therapists are fully trained and equipped. We believe this supports ethical practice, client safety, and meaningful, sustainable change. Clients are encouraged to review individual clinician profiles to learn more about specific training and areas of focus.

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Safety, Consent, and Ethical Couples and Relationship Therapy

Safety and consent guide every part of our relationship therapy work. We prioritize emotional regulation, pacing, and collaboration so that all partners feel respected and supported throughout the process. Our clinicians are attentive to power dynamics, boundaries, and individual needs, and we approach this work with care to support ethical, trauma-informed, and relationally responsible therapy.

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