Your Relational Snapshot
See how Trust, Safety, Security, Connection, Importance, Acceptance, and Protection are showing up in your current reported experience.
The Relationship with Others Assessment helps you reflect on how relational experiences with other people affect you and what may be happening beneath the way you respond in those relationships.
The goal is not to decide who is right or wrong or explain another person’s motives. It is to help you notice what may be carrying weight within you while still leaving room to recognize harmful, inconsistent, or unsafe behavior clearly.
What happened matters. What another person did matters. This assessment keeps the focus on the part you can examine: your experience, meaning, and response.
This information personalizes your assessment experience and helps us understand how people are engaging with Relational ROOTS™.
After completing the Relationship with Others assessment, you’ll receive a relational snapshot designed to help you see where the seven Relational ROOTS™ may be carrying weight for you right now.
See how Trust, Safety, Security, Connection, Importance, Acceptance, and Protection are showing up in your current reported experience.
Identify the ROOTS carrying the greatest reported weight as a place to begin, not as a permanent label, diagnosis, or explanation of cause.
Go deeper into the meaning, protective responses, and growth invitations connected to your results through a more personalized reflection experience.
Select a chapter below to see what that part of the journey is designed to help you explore.
Notice what is carrying the greatest relational weight before trying to explain or change it.
Learn what your Primary ROOT represents and what healthy support may look like.
Notice experiences and emotions connected to the way your Primary ROOT may be showing up in this relational domain.
Explore the meanings and stories that may have grown from relational experiences.
Understand protective responses and begin creating room for more intentional choices.
Pause with what is becoming clearer, what still needs reflection, and what may be useful to carry forward.
Choose practical and sustainable ways to strengthen a healthier, more intentional response.
Recognize what has become clearer and what you want to carry forward from the journey.