Couples Report
The first MaxieDISC® report that describes not one person, but the meeting of two styles. Read together, out loud.
Requires tests from both partners, completed in a private context — that’s two test units. The report is read together, not about someone.
Report structure
Before you begin
The frame: the report doesn’t judge the relationship and predicts nothing.
Your styles
A description of you both in the context of the relationship — what each brings, what can be a challenge.
What brings you together
The dimensions where your styles meet closely.
Where you differ
The biggest contrasts, each with its trap and its key.
Your everyday dynamic
Decisions, conflict, pace of life, complementing each other.
Bridges
Four concrete practices to apply from tomorrow.
Questions to talk through
Five questions for a conversation together after reading.
The elements that make the difference
Two profiles on one chart
Both natural styles side by side, plus a similarity score and the differences per D/I/S/C dimension.
Your everyday dynamic
Decisions, conflict, pace, complementing each other — each area with a named trap.
Four bridges
Concrete practices to apply from tomorrow — not generic advice.
Questions for a conversation together
Five questions at the end — the report is read together, not about someone.
When to reach for this report
Natural situations
- A couple who want to understand each other better
- Coaching work with a couple
- After both partners’ relational reports — the natural next step
- A workshop for couples outside the corporate context
Boundaries
- It’s not a therapeutic tool or a diagnosis of the relationship
- In a crisis, therapy is the right direction
- Both must want it — the report is read together
- Don’t offer it through an employer
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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