- An instrument of awareness and orientation for wellbeing
- A look across the whole picture, not a single direction
- A pointer to what suits you: a report, a clinical scan, or a step of care
A whole picture of your state, not a single number.
56 questions, 7 directions, one map. The radar gathers energy, cognition, emotion, sleep, stress, body and meaning into a single overview, so you can see where you stand now and where it is worth starting. It is a wellbeing assessment, not a diagnosis.
7 minutes of short questions about how you are doing on each of the 7 directions.
The answers are placed on the 7 axes and composed into a single picture, from which one of the 35 typologies emerges.
You learn where you stand and, more usefully, where it is worth starting: the direction that pulls the others along with it.
The report is written from your own answers, so before the test there is nothing to buy. The test is free and takes a few minutes; at the end of it you have a result, and the full report is taken from there.
The test is on the institute's site. The basic result is free; the full report is paid for only once there is something to read. If you want to go through the result with a specialist, you can do that in an online session.