Relational Report
Devoted entirely to your private life. Three roles: partner, parent, friend.
Technical requirement: needs a test completed in a private context — this is a separate assessment, not another report generated from a professional profile.
Report structure
Introduction
Shared with the other reports.
Your result
Shared with the other reports.
Your style in relationships
Seven sub-sections: partner, parent, friend, closeness, energy, growth, traits.
What to do with it
Three relationship situations: Situation → Risk → Tool.
Communicating with other styles
Including a user manual written for those close to you.
Material for a session
Detailed charts and questions to work through in a session.
Closing
What next, glossary, notes.
The elements that make the difference
Three roles: partner, parent, friend
Each role covered separately: what you bring, the challenge, what you need, and where your style’s trap lies.
Closeness with other styles
What it brings, the risk and the bridge — for D, I, S and C.
You, at peace with yourself
The only section in our range about recovery: what energises you, when you betray yourself, and how you recharge.
A user manual for those close to you
A section to share with a partner, child or friend: what works and what to avoid.
When to reach for this report
Natural situations
- Coaching work on yourself
- A development benefit outside the work context
- A wellbeing or work–life programme
- Someone who raises these needs themselves
Frame and boundaries
- Entirely voluntary — no one has to
- The result stays with the person assessed, not with HR
- A development resource, not a therapeutic tool
- Requires a separate test in a private context
Want to see this report in practice?
Book a call — we’ll show you a sample report and match the right version to your situation.
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