This image displays the Gottman Sound Relationship House, a foundational model in the Gottman Method that outlines the essential components of a healthy relationship. Each “level” of the house represents a key skill or emotional need—such as trust, commitment, conflict management, shared meaning, and turning toward one another—that helps couples strengthen connection and improve communication. The structure symbolizes how relationships grow stronger when built on solid foundations and intentional habits.
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