The Capacity Profile Assessment: Results

Repair-Oriented Profile

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You tend to return to connection after rupture.

For your system, conflict is not an ending—it is something that can be worked with, metabolized, and repaired. There is strong relational intelligence in your capacity for continuity.

What this suggests about your nervous system

Your system likely holds a strong repair orientation, meaning disconnection does not automatically signal ending. There is a natural impulse toward reconnection and integration.

A gentle truth

This strength can also create a quiet cost: staying in repair longer than is fully mutual or aligned. Because repair feels familiar, and separation can feel incomplete.

Your growth edge

The challenge is not repair—it is discernment.

You may:

  • over-invest in restoring connection
  • delay boundaries for the sake of repair
  • carry disproportionate responsibility for relational repair

In your Capacity Lexicon

  • Repair Capacity: strong
  • Emotional Capacity: flexible
  • Boundary Capacity: context-dependent

A reflection for your body

Where are you still in repair that your system has already completed?

First embodied practice

Think of one recent relational moment. Then ask: “If I didn’t try to fix or hold this, what would I feel underneath it?”

Let the answer be physical, not conceptual.

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This opens work around: mutual repair vs self-abandoning repair.


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