Safety & Reassurance
You may be carrying a quiet question about whether things are okay.
Eight questions, about three minutes. At the end you get one reflection area — not a label, not a diagnosis, and nothing about what happened in your childhood. Just a practical answer to the question what do I need more of at the moment?
What this is not. This is a self-reflection tool, not a psychological assessment. It does not detect trauma, attachment style or any mental health condition. If you are struggling to cope, please see where to find real support.
Think of the last time it actually happened, not what you would like to do.
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These are reflection areas, not personality types. Most people recognise themselves in two or three of them, which is exactly why the result gives you a primary and, when the scores are close, a secondary.
You may be carrying a quiet question about whether things are okay.
You may be quietly editing your needs down before anyone hears them.
The yes may be arriving before you have decided anything.
You may be making good decisions and then dismantling them.
Stopping may cost you more than continuing does.
The lighter and the louder parts may both have gone quiet.
Want the longer version of what these areas mean? Read inner child needs, or start with what the inner child actually is. If you would rather have a personalised practice built around your result, that is the Inner Child Map™ — $9, one time.