Profiles Test Client

Profile Test Client

This is a little test to help you reflect about your preferred positions of care and other areas of life.

It is composed of questions regarding some preferences that add up to shape a profile connected with therapeutic traditions. It can help you find the type of therapist you may be looking for.

You can review previous tests and see your scores to have a more nuanced sense.

The idea is for it to be flexible, and for it to be representative of yourself (let me know if it does not). I hope it can help you as a mirror that keeps track of your process.

As a reference you can use the bellow numbers.

Bellow 40% is disagreement
Between 40% and 60% its neutral
Between 60% and 80% its a clear preference
Between 80% and 100% its your preferred view

👉 This test aims to help you reflect on your positions. It does not have algorithms behind (only adds two sliders). You can come back and move the sliders to find what feels right.

Profile Test

Follower: I prefer someone who follows me, by listening actively and giving me space to express myself.

Propositive: I prefer someone who proposes things to me, offering activities or exercises.

Challenger: I prefer someone who challenges me so I can discover hidden or conflictive parts I do not see.

Acceptant: I prefer to be in a space of acceptance of everything that comes from me.

Intensive: I prefer spaces of intensity, where metaphors, and dream-like experiences are the focus.

Extensive: I prefer the extensive world, where things can be measured, touched and clearly perceived.

Divider: I prefer to divide conflicts into pieces, analyse and fragment to see more clearly.

Containment: I prefer to hold complexity and multiplicity to help processes to take the shape they need.

Becoming: I prefer to allow life to guide me as I move through new emergent processes.

Development: I prefer to find coherence and organize things into levels of complexity.

Individuation: I prefer to follow my own path, do discover things in my own way.

Belonging: I prefer to be part of a group or community, to share my talents with others and grow together.