Psyché™ Lab

Discover yourself, with evidence.

Assessment is not a verdict. It is a careful reading of how you think, feel and function — restored to you in conversation, in plain language and in context.

Self-awareness is the first step toward meaningful change.

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The inner life, measured with respect.

The Lab

What we assess

Cognitive (IQ)

Standardised cognitive assessment for adults and adolescents, with a written report and a restitution session.

ADHD

Structured attention-deficit evaluation combining clinical interview, validated scales and collateral history.

HPI / Giftedness

High potential identification, and the emotional life that often accompanies it.

Personality

Trait and dynamic personality inventories used to understand patterns rather than to classify people.

Burnout

Exhaustion, depersonalisation and efficacy measured precisely, with a return-to-balance plan.

Values Ranking

A structured reflective ranking of personal, relational, cultural and professional values to clarify priorities, tensions and direction.

Career Assessment

Interests, values and drivers mapped against realistic professional pathways.

Couple Assessment

Attachment, communication and satisfaction read together, with both partners present.

Leadership Assessment

Executive profiling for selection, succession and development — used inside CORE and Executive C-Level.

Values Ranking

What matters most — and how deeply?

Values are rarely isolated. They interact with relationships, family, culture, work, migration and life stage. Psyché™ uses a cross-context values palette and then organises the person’s own ranking into three levels of centrality.

Level 1

Core Values

Identity-defining values experienced as central and least negotiable at this point in life.

FreedomLoveJusticeDignityIntegritySecurityFamilyTruthCompassionMeaning

Level 2

Anchor Values

Relational, social and cultural values that organise belonging, responsibility and everyday choices.

LoyaltyBelongingRespectResponsibilitySolidarityAutonomyAchievementTraditionEqualityTrustRecognitionCare

Level 3

Context Values

Context-sensitive preferences that shape how values are expressed in families, cultures and organisations.

HierarchyTime orientationDirectnessFormalityRisk toleranceConsensusCompetitionPrivacyEmotional expressionRulesFlexibilityWork-life balance

Crossed values palette

Self & agency

Autonomy · Freedom · Authenticity · Growth

Relationships

Love · Trust · Loyalty · Care

Culture & belonging

Family · Belonging · Community · Tradition

Responsibility & security

Achievement · Responsibility · Justice · Security

Expression & meaning

Creativity · Recognition · Service · Meaning

Values Ranking is a reflective prioritisation tool. The example levels are not universal categories: the person’s own ranking determines which values are Core, Anchor or Context. It is not a diagnostic or standardised psychometric test.

Research-informed framework. Detailed methodology and references are documented separately for academic and research communication.

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