Personal growth does not always begin because something is wrong.
Sometimes we become aware that there are parts of ourselves we want to understand more deeply, capacities we would like to develop, or ways of living that no longer feel quite right.
You may want to feel more confident in your choices, understand the patterns that hold you back, strengthen your ability to act on what matters to you, or develop a clearer sense of meaning and direction.
Psychosynthesis sees psychological development as more than simply reducing symptoms. It is also concerned with becoming more conscious of who we are, developing our inner capacities and allowing more of our potential to emerge.
Where are you in your development?
Development rarely happens evenly.
You may have considerable insight into yourself but still find it difficult to act on what you know. You may be highly capable in your work but struggle with relationships or emotional vulnerability. Or you may have reached a point where questions of meaning, purpose or spirituality are becoming increasingly important.
The Self-Development Assessment is designed to help you step back and look at different areas of your psychological development.
Rather than giving you a personality type or telling you what kind of person you are, it helps identify your current strengths, areas that may need greater attention, and the developmental themes that appear most important for you now.
