Discover the Shape of Your Story
Seven archetypal domains. Thirty-five questions. A first map of the wounds that may be shaping your narrative, and the integration that is possible.
This assessment draws on the neuro-archetypal framework developed within Life Telling Processing. It maps eight archetypal domains, each with a corresponding neurological terrain, and closes with a five-item Adverse Childhood Experiences indicator that provides developmental context for your results.
This is not a diagnostic instrument. It is an invitation to look honestly at the patterns that may be running beneath the surface of your life. There are no right or wrong answers. Respond from your immediate, honest experience rather than from how you wish things were or how they used to be.
When you complete all nine sections and submit your contact information, your results will be sent directly to me. I will review your full wound profile and reach out within two business days to schedule a free 15-minute consultation to explore what your answers reveal.
The Sovereign
The Sovereign archetype governs your capacity to lead from a place of settled authority, to bless others without needing their approval, and to hold order in your inner world. When the Sovereign is wounded, the prefrontal cortex, the brain's executive center, struggles to regulate impulse, plan coherently, or sustain a stable sense of identity.
1. I find it difficult to make decisions and commit to them without seeking reassurance from others.
2. When I am in a position of authority, I find it difficult to lead with a settled, open hand. I either pull back from the role or grip it too tightly.
3. I find it difficult to genuinely affirm or bless another person without something in me holding back, calculating, or waiting for something in return.
4. My sense of who I am shifts significantly depending on how others respond to me.
5. When things are uncertain or outside my control, I notice a disproportionate inner tension, an urgency to resolve, fix, or regain order that goes beyond what the situation actually requires.