Is HeartWeave therapy?
No. What HeartWeave is instead, how it sits alongside a counselor, what it will never claim to do, and where to turn in a crisis.
No. HeartWeave is not therapy, not counseling, and not a substitute for either. It is a place to work things through: a private room for each person, a shared space with a guide that hears everyone and sides with no one, and a record of what you confirm together.
What that means concretely: HeartWeave does not diagnose anything, does not treat trauma, addiction, or mental-health conditions, and is not a crisis service. Those are the work of licensed humans, and when they are what you need, a licensed human is the right call. The guide also never tells anyone whether to stay or to go. The longer answer is at HeartWeave and couples therapy.
Alongside a counselor
HeartWeave was designed to sit alongside the work you do with a therapist or coach. From This space you can bring your counselor in. They see the record you have confirmed, the open items with each person's status, commitments with their marks, and sessions. They never see the shared conversation, a private room or a map, and their access costs them nothing. Any member of the space can end it at any time. See Your counselor.
A session you had with them can go into the record too. Upload the recording or paste the transcript; nothing is read until every member of the space agrees, and what the guide proposes from it comes with the words each person actually said. See Sessions into the record.
If you are in crisis
If you are in crisis right now, or there is violence or fear in your relationship: in the US, call or text 988, or reach the National Domestic Violence Hotline at thehotline.org. Elsewhere, findahelpline.com lists local services. Account in HeartWeave carries these numbers too, and the full list is in Getting help.