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    • Home
    • Our Team
      • Theresa Gaser, LISWS
      • Kishan Nallapula, MD
      • Sarah Richards, LSW
      • Tippi Price, LSW
      • Deborah Thompson-Lee, DNP
    • Treatment
      • Internal Family Systems
      • Mindfulness
      • Integrative Behavioral
      • Gottman
      • Cognitive Behavioral
      • Medication Management
    • Access
      • About the Ohio Center
      • Insurance
    • Contact
  • Home
  • Our Team
    • Theresa Gaser, LISWS
    • Kishan Nallapula, MD
    • Sarah Richards, LSW
    • Tippi Price, LSW
    • Deborah Thompson-Lee, DNP
  • Treatment
    • Internal Family Systems
    • Mindfulness
    • Integrative Behavioral
    • Gottman
    • Cognitive Behavioral
    • Medication Management
  • Access
    • About the Ohio Center
    • Insurance
  • Contact

Behavioral Health Services at the Ohio Center

The Gottman Method is an evidence-based treatment designed to help couples improve their relationships, drawing on research about what truly makes relationships thrive. This approach emphasizes building a strong friendship, managing conflicts in healthy ways, and creating shared goals, all vital components of mental health support in relationships.


Here’s a simple breakdown:


Build a strong friendship: Couples should know each other well, share positive experiences, and provide emotional support, which is essential for behavioral health.

Manage conflicts constructively: Instead of resorting to fighting or shutting down, couples are encouraged to communicate calmly, listen to each other’s feelings, and collaboratively find solutions. This process can be enhanced through mindfulness therapy techniques.

Create shared meaning: Couples work together to forge a life that reflects both of their values and goals, strengthening their bond.


This method employs practical tools to identify negative patterns in communication and assists couples in developing healthier habits. By integrating therapy services, it focuses on making relationships more connected and resilient.

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