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Explore your relationship dynamics, intimacy, and relational patterns with 34 specialised assessments.
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Couple & Sexuality brings together 34 psychological tests you can take online. Each one ends with a detailed PDF report, available for purchase. This category is for anyone who wants to better understand themselves on this topic.
This test looks at your relationship with your body in intimacy: body image, comfort being seen, comparison, and what is accepted as it is.
This test looks at your relationship to exploring, never at the practices themselves: curiosity, consent, limits and openness with a partner.
This test looks at the emotional traces of the past still active in the relationship: reactivation, projection, disproportionate reactions, repair.
This test looks at the place you hold in the intimacy of a couple: hearing the other's desires, reciprocity, what gets said, and shared pleasure.
This test looks at the mental load in a couple: what is anticipated at all times, the division as it is experienced, invisible fatigue and recognition.
This test looks at the dimensions still alive beyond the organization of daily life: tenderness, shared projects, complicity and settled distance.
This test looks at trust issues in a relationship: anticipatory mistrust, the need for control, vulnerability, and past betrayals.
This test looks at the warning signals identified by Gottman's work: the patterns that repeat, contempt, defensiveness and growing emotional distance.
This test maps your relational foundations: positive predictors, positive/negative balance, mutual admiration, and conflict repair capacity.
This test looks at facts rather than at a word: control that slips, the cost in daily life, escalation, and the state that follows.
This test looks at the dimensions of intimate desire: the presence of desire, what sets it in motion, what holds it back, and what gets said about needs.
This test looks at questioning a relationship: day-to-day satisfaction, respect for your needs, how you picture the future, and the cost of staying.
This test gathers one point of view on the balance in a couple: investment, recognition for what you give, accumulated resentment and generosity.
This test looks at what is there right now in the relationship: the intensity of feelings, projection into the future, present desire, and routine.
This test gathers a perception of how responsibilities are shared in the couple: the split as experienced, satisfaction, negotiation and resentment.
This test names specific scenes and asks what they stir in you: openness, shame and inhibition, the desire to share, curiosity.
This test looks at the mechanics of conflict in the couple: how disagreement is approached, escalation, repair and the trace it leaves.
This test looks at the bond formed with a third person: the time and attention it takes, concealment, distance from your partner, displaced intimacy.
This test looks at how the arrival of a child has changed the couple's intimacy: fatigue, time for the two of you, the body, and reconnection.
This test looks at the five love languages: words, concrete acts, gifts, time of full presence, physical touch. The report indicates your main channel.
This test looks at desire and its rhythm in the couple: level of desire, mismatch with your partner, what inhibits it, and how easily it is discussed.
Explore how you give, seek reciprocity, preserve autonomy and express affection. Reflect on your relationship style without rating your worth as a partner.
This test looks at emotional functioning in the relationship: going through conflict, taking responsibility for your emotions, autonomy and communication.
This test is about what you observe yourself: changes in habits, digital secrecy, distancing, and explanations that don't add up.
This test looks at how sexuality is spoken about, or kept silent, in the couple: expressing, listening, diverging needs, and areas gone silent.
This test looks at emotional closeness: avoiding vulnerability, adjusting the distance, fear of losing yourself, gestures that push away.
This test looks at the fear of commitment: picturing the long term, ambivalence, withdrawing when the relationship turns serious, the need for freedom.
This test gathers your perception of the couple's life plans: values, the direction of the future, family, where to live. It shows where disagreement lies.
This test looks at what you feel for your partner: the clarity of what is felt, outside expectations, the room left for questioning, self-judgment.
This test looks at the questioning of sexual orientation: clarity of the attraction, willingness to explore, weight of expectations, self-gentleness.
This test looks at your partner's behavior, not your own: respect for your limits, how exchanges unfold, control or isolation, promises against actions.
This test looks at your love style: the room emotional intensity takes up, the need for stability, how love is expressed, the rhythm that suits you.
This test looks at sexual satisfaction in a couple: whether frequency matches what is wanted, the pleasure actually felt, the freedom to talk about it.
This test looks at confidence in your power of attraction: confidence in your body, posture and gaze, the assurance to initiate, other people's gaze.