Couple Workspace
Set up the private space for both partners.
This is the front door. Partner A creates the couple workspace, invites Partner B, and then each partner completes their own private assessment before shared results appear.
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Stage 1
Know Yourself
Notice personality patterns, attachment tendencies, emotional habits, communication instincts, family scripts, and capacity to love.
Stage 2
Understand Us
Compare section averages, alignment deltas, ease areas, manageable differences, and pressure points without reducing the relationship to one score.
Stage 3
Name the Patterns
Identify family scripts, conflict cycles, hidden expectations, risk flags, and areas that may need guided support.
Stage 4
Practice Repair
Use specific repair skills before disagreement becomes contempt, shutdown, fear, or avoidance.
Stage 5
Build the Foundation
Move into guided conversations and practices around faith, family, money, intimacy, parenting, roles, work, and future vision.
Assessment domains
Personality & Temperament: Steadiness, resilience, flexibility, structure, and stress sensitivity.
Attachment & Emotional Safety: Reassurance, vulnerability, closeness, withdrawal, and secure dependence.
Communication Style: Listening, validation, directness, processing style, and felt understanding.
Conflict & Repair: Respect, defensiveness, shutdown, accountability, and return rhythms.
Affection & Intimacy: Affection, sex and touch expectations, tenderness, and mismatch repair.
Money & Practical Life: Transparency, budgeting, stewardship, debt, and shared decisions.
Roles, Chores & Work: Shared labor, contribution, role expectations, work respect, and systems.
Family of Origin: Family scripts, boundaries, inherited patterns, pressure, and unresolved pain.
Faith, Values & Meaning: Worldview, covenant, forgiveness, spiritual practices, and shared purpose.
Parenting & Future Vision: Children, parenting values, home vision, future planning, and flexibility.
Assessment journey
Flow Map
Start
Set expectations and begin the guided flow.
Partner A
The first private readiness assessment.
Partner B
The second private readiness assessment.
Results
Pathway summary from both partner assessments.
Individual Profile
Self-knowledge, strengths, habits, and growth edges.
Couple Overlap
Ease areas, growth areas, and pressure points.
Growth Plan
A 30-day plan for conversations and shared practices.
Discussion Questions
Pattern-naming prompts and repair conversations.
Mentor Export
A printable summary for pastors, counselors, or mentors.