Free profiling for children aged 7-15
Understanding a child means not suppressing their natural reactions,
and help it open up in a way that is comfortable for its nervous system.
Every child is different. We will help you see that — free of charge.
It's not a «capricious character»
These are characteristics of the nervous system with which he was born
They are reflected in facial features and explain your child's behaviour
Why does one child want to get involved in sports?
while another is better revealed in quiet circles
Why is one person emotional and reacts strongly?
and the second keeps his feelings inside
Why does one enjoy being the centre of attention?
and another burns out from crowded sections
As a parent, you can adapt the environment to suit your child, rather than trying to “remould” them to fit your expectations. We will help you see this — free of charge.
Very often, mum and dad love their child equally...
…but they themselves have different mentalities.
Methodology: Neurotypology
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soft and calm — like my mum’s,
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or strong and competitive — like my dad’s,
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or a combination of both systems.
Because of this, parents, without meaning to:
They send a calm child to boxing
where his mind becomes overwhelmed
Demanding from an introverted child
«be more active»
They are trying to make the child emotional
«restrained»
Make demands
which his nervous system cannot perform without stress
A child cannot explain how they feel. But we can explain it to you.
This is how they appear:
The feeling that ‘I'm not quite right’
A feeling of alienation and dissimilarity from others, which prevents self-acceptance.
Hidden fears
Unspoken anxieties that can lead to avoidance of new situations and withdrawal.
Resistance
Reluctance to participate in activities that do not suit their natural temperament.
Loss of confidence
Doubts about one's strengths and abilities when their natural reactions are ignored.
These difficulties arise from the mismatch between the child's natural characteristics and our unconscious expectations.
If you understand the natural parameters of a child's psyche, you can:
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Reduce the risk of psychological trauma
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Choosing the right sport or club
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Do not put pressure on the weak points of the nervous system.
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Strengthen your strengths
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Do not compare him/her with his/her brother/sister or ‘friends' children.’
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Support your child so that they grow up to be confident, calm and stable
Parents don't have to guess. There is a scientific tool that relieves this tension.
Methodology: Neurotypology
Scientific basis, not guesswork
Neurotypology is the foundation of the entire system. It is comprised of eight scientific disciplines and determines how facial features are related to thinking style.
All of these areas explain how the brain, hormones, genetics, and body work are reflected in facial features—and in how a person makes decisions. All of these areas explain how
Disciplines underlying Neurotypology
Neurotypology integrates knowledge from these key scientific fields to create a systemic understanding of humans and their behavior patterns.
Psychophysiology
Studies how the nervous system shapes reactions and emotional background, influencing decision-making and stress resistance.
Neuropsychology
Explores which brain structures determine thinking style, logic, and information processing strategies.
Endocrinology
Explains how hormonal levels are reflected in appearance and behavior, forming unique personality traits.
Genetics
Reveals the origin of permanent facial features and innate tendencies that are passed on by inheritance and influence character.
Anthropology
Shows how the environment and evolutionary processes influenced the formation of the face and characteristic behavioral traits.
Biomechanics
Explores how the physical body and movement patterns are related to internal mental processes and behavior.
Big Data
Confirms the identified patterns on large data samples, ensuring the statistical reliability of the methodology.
Simple examples that every mother will understand
🌿 1. Eyes: How a child expresses emotions
If the eyes are more bulging
A child is emotional, responsive, and feels everything vividly. Expressing emotions is important to them. By prohibiting this, we extinguish what is inherent in nature.
Approach: help learn to manage emotions rather than suppress them.
If the eyes are more sunken
The child is calm, deep, and keeps his emotions inside. He's not obligated to laugh, "be funnier," or "be more open."
Approach: Support it as it manifests itself - through actions, not through strong emotions.
🌿 2. Eye position: how a child perceives information
Closely set
Children value specifics, details, and step-by-step explanations. They feel better when everything is structured.
Far-set
He needs a picture, a mood, an atmosphere. He learns better when there is variety and freedom.
🌿 3. Jaw/Action Zone (Very Soft)
There is no pressure here.
If the area of action is more active
Competition, movement, and goals are important to a child. They get energized when they achieve something.
If the zone is softer
He feels more comfortable in calm environments where there is no pressure or comparison.
🌿 4. Lips: How a child expresses feelings
Fuller
He is emotionally open. He values warmth, support, and a welcoming environment.
Thinner
He expresses feelings through actions and facts. It's important to him when people speak to him clearly and calmly.
After a free analysis you will understand:
Natural characteristics of a child
What overloads his nervous system
What parenting style is appropriate
What sports and clubs suit his type?
Where it will open and where it will close
How to maintain it without pressure
How to reduce the risk of psychological trauma
How to boost a child's confidence and calm
You stop “guessing” and start understanding.
What's included in a free analysis?
Analysis of 6-7 key facial features
(those that are already visible in children)
Explanation of the characteristics of a child's nervous system
Communication Tips
Recommendations on sports, exercise, and types of clubs
How to help a child without pressure
How to avoid overexerting weak areas
How to develop strengths
How to get an analysis
Simply send a photograph of your child.
Desirable:
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full face,
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no filters,
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without glasses,
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neutral facial expression.
And we will provide a free description of your psychotype within 24 hours.
Answers to frequently asked questions
Ideally, from the age of 7. It is at this age that facial features begin to clearly reveal characteristics of the nervous system: emotionality, behaviour patterns, reaction speed, and comfortable stress levels. A full adult description is made from the age of 16, but for children aged 7–15, it is already possible to understand the key features of the psyche very accurately and correctly.
Yes, the assessment is completely free. The reason is simple and honest: parents often try to ‘motivate’ their children in the same way they were motivated themselves — without taking into account the natural parameters of the psyche. This leads to trauma, fears, overload, feelings of inadequacy, and loss of confidence. We want as many parents as possible to see their children without pressure and comparison. This is not a marketing ploy — it is our mission and part of a larger educational programme.
You will receive:
- how his nervous system works
- What is stressful for him, and what is a resource,
- Is he introverted or does he need contact,
- where he might be overwhelmed,
- what clubs and sports are suitable for his psyche,
- what attitudes hurt him,
- how to support him so he grows confident and calm.
These aren’t “labels.” This is an understanding of how he comfortably lives within his body and his reactions.
A photograph allows us to see 6-7 key features that have already developed in children: eye set, lips, upper jaw, hairline, eyebrows, and proportions. We don’t store the photo, don’t use it in third-party services, and don’t share it with anyone. This data is the same as that used in a regular visual consultation with a psychologist.
Yes, you can. But through other methods, gently and without psychological damage. It’s important not to disrupt natural reactions, but to go with them:
- more active children — competition, movement, “do it and get it,”
- calmer children — gradualism, safety, predictability,
- smart analysts — information, logic, explanations,
- emotional — support, emotions, reactions.
Any skill can be developed if you consider the child’s nervous system, rather than fight it.
Yes, but the form should be different. Sports can be:
- team and competitive,
- individual and relaxed,
- motor without aggression,
- emotional
- technical.
Every child has their own comfortable format. A quiet child can do swimming, tennis, aikido, hiking, yoga, art sports, or equestrian sports without breaking their back. An active child, on the other hand, needs plenty of movement, competition, and space to “I can do it.” The goal is not to become an athlete at any cost, but to find a sport that strengthens, rather than breaks, the nervous system.
Because from 7 to 15 years of age the following is formed:
- self-esteem
- feeling “I can”
- ways to respond to Stress,
- emotional stability,
- ability to choose your own path.
If a child is subjected to incorrect stress, comparison, or pressure, this foundation is formed traumatically. But if the nervous system is taken into account, the child grows up confident, stable, and harmonious.
You know your child better than anyone else.
We simply help you see what is usually hidden — the characteristics of the nervous system that explain your child's reactions, behaviour and needs. It's not about raising them “right” or “wrong”. It's about raising them in harmony with their nature. Then they will grow up calm, confident and happy.
Why we do it
We simply help you see what is usually hidden — the characteristics of the nervous system that explain your child's reactions, behaviour and needs. It's not about raising them “right” or “wrong”. It's about raising them in harmony with their nature. Then they will grow up calm, confident and happy.
This free analysis is a method:
Reduce the risk of psychological trauma in childhood
Provide your child with comfortable conditions for development
Explain his natural reactions to his parents.
Help raise a calm, stable and strong person
This is knowledge that should be accessible to everyone.
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