Understand your patterns without reducing yourself to a label

Discover how your system experiences the world.

The Neuro-Sensitivity Profile™ helps you understand how you process stimulation, emotion, pressure and connection.

It turns patterns that may have felt confusing into a practical map for looking after yourself.

Discover your profile

You may have spent years judging patterns you were never taught to understand.

You may become overstimulated faster than the people around you. You may notice small changes in tone, atmosphere or behaviour. You may think about an experience long after it ended.

You may feel things intensely while looking entirely capable from the outside, and need more recovery after socially or emotionally demanding days.

Without a useful framework, those patterns get read as weakness, overreaction or personal failure. The profile offers another option: understand the pattern first, then decide how to work with it.

A personalised map of your sensitivity patterns.

The Neuro-Sensitivity Profile™ is a guided questionnaire of 46 questions across five areas: sensory, stress, anxiety, mood and attention.

Your answers become a visual profile showing how those areas relate to one another, with an explanation of what each area means in everyday life.

Alongside it, a Rhythm view connects your broader profile with your recent check-ins — because how your system tends to work and what is happening for you lately are two different things.

  • 46 questions across five areas
  • A visual profile you can explore area by area
  • A Rhythm view drawn from your recent check-ins
  • Informs Iris and your regulation suggestions

Step by step

How it works

  1. 1

    Complete the questionnaire

    46 questions about how you tend to think, feel, notice, recover and respond. You can pause and come back — your progress is saved.

  2. 2

    See your profile

    Your answers become a visual profile across the five areas.

  3. 3

    Explore each area

    Open any area to understand what it represents, how it shows up day to day, where its strengths become strain, and what tends to help.

  4. 4

    Connect profile with rhythm

    The Rhythm view sets your longer-term profile against your recent check-ins, separating a trait from a temporary state.

What it gives you

Understanding changes the quality of your choices

  • What drains you

    Identify the environments and expectations that place a disproportionate load on your system.

  • What restores you

    Understand the kinds of space, movement, input and connection that actually help you recover.

  • Where strengths become strain

    Deep thinking can become rumination. Empathy can become over-responsibility. Attention to detail can become perfectionism.

  • Which boundaries matter

    Make more intentional decisions about access, stimulation, recovery and emotional labour.

  • How to regulate more effectively

    Your profile helps choose strategies that suit you, rather than assuming one technique fits everyone.

Insight that changes the support you receive.

This is the difference between a personality quiz and an integrated profile: your results do not sit in a results page and stop.

Your profile informs the questions Iris asks you, and helps decide which regulation exercise is offered when you are struggling — always secondary to how you are right now.

A map should create freedom, not confinement.

This is a reflective wellbeing profile. It is not a medical, psychiatric or psychological diagnosis, and it is not a validated clinical instrument.

Context affects behaviour, profiles hold complexity, and no score should be treated as a fixed identity. It is a starting point for reflection, not a verdict on who you are.

Questions

Before you start

Is the Neuro-Sensitivity Profile™ a diagnosis?
No. It is a reflective wellbeing profile and should not be used as a medical, psychiatric or psychological diagnosis.
How long does it take?
It is 46 questions across five areas. You can pause partway and pick it back up — your progress is saved.
Is this the same as a Highly Sensitive Person test?
No. It is our own reflective questionnaire and is not equivalent to the Highly Sensitive Person Scale or any published clinical or academic instrument.
What is the difference between Profile and Rhythm?
Profile is how your system tends to operate. Rhythm reflects what has been happening more recently, drawn from your check-ins. A naturally sensitive system and an unusually demanding month are different things.
How does the app use my profile?
It informs the questions Iris asks and helps choose which regulation exercise is offered — always after your current check-in, so immediate needs come first.

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