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Restoring Connections Assessment

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    We are so encouraged by your willingness to complete the Restoring Connections assessment. It is a helpful tool that will provide insight into your responses and behaviours during the crucial moments that impact your most important relational connections. 

    Some of the questions may be a little confronting. We ask you to answer them as honestly as you can. It may be helpful when contemplating the question to imagine yourself in a real-life scenario and observe how you think you would most truthfully respond. In saying that, we don't want you to think too long - usually, your first reaction to the question is an accurate evaluation. 

    At the end of each section, we will provide you with a brief assessment about your results and some advice on how to move forward.

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    Based on your responses to the Foundations questions, you are genuinely on your way to nurturing and developing long-lasting and deeply rewarding connections with those most important in your world.

    Continue through the assessment while we unpack:

    Personal Responsibility
    Proactive Care
    Powerful Communication and 
    Healthy Boundaries

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    Based on your responses to the Foundations questions, you might need some more time to prepare your heart for the commitment required to apply yourself wholeheartedly to the understanding and tools needed to strengthen your key relationships. 

    Feel free to carry on through the assessment while we look at 4 key areas that are important for healthy relationships:

    Personal Responsibility
    Proactive Care
    Powerful Communication and 
    Healthy Boundaries. 

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    Personal Responsibility is an area of strength for you. This means that when you encounter relationship challenges, you probably tend to:

    • focus primarily on how your own behaviour has contributed to the state of the relationship
    • actively look for ways that you can learn, grow, and change through the present challenges
    • have a clear sense of what you’re feeling and what you need from the other person

    and you’re not likely to: 

    • spend your mental and emotional energy on blaming others
    • believe that you are trapped, powerless, and incapable of moving forward
    • avoid apologising for your behaviour and committing to change
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    Personal Responsibility is an area of potential growth for you.

    This means that when a close relationship is under strain, you may tend to:

    • spend your mental and emotional energy on blaming others
    • believe that you are trapped, powerless, and incapable of moving forward
    • avoid apologising for your behaviour and committing to change

     and you’re not likely to: 

    • focus primarily on how your own behaviour has contributed to the state of the relationship
    • actively look for ways that you can learn, grow, and change through the present challenges
    • have a clear sense of what you’re feeling and what you need from the other person
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    Proactive Care is an area of strength for you.

    This means that even when someone’s behaviour causes you to feel hurt, angry, or frustrated, you are still likely to:

    • remember how important this person is to you, regardless of how they are currently making you feel 
    • focus on learning as much as you can about yourself and the other person through the painful experience
    • creatively find ways to express care to them in tangible ways that they can feel

    and will tend not to:

    • punish the other person by avoiding any meaningful expression of care for them
    • distance yourself from the other person emotionally for fear of being hurt again
    • believe that nothing you can do or say will ever help this person to feel cared for by you
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    Proactive Care is an area of potential growth for you.

    This means that when navigating feelings of disconnection with someone you care about, you are more likely to:

    • punish the other person by avoiding any meaningful expression of care for them
    • distance yourself from the other person emotionally for fear of being hurt again
    • believe that nothing you can do or say will ever help this person to feel cared for by you

    and find it difficult to:

    • remember how important this person is to you, regardless of how they are currently making you feel 
      focus on learning as much as you can about yourself and the other person through the painful experience
      creatively find ways to express care to them in tangible ways that they can feel

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    Powerful Communication is an area of strength for you.

    This means that even when someone’s behaviour causes you to feel hurt, angry, or frustrated, you are still likely to:

    • focus on truth-telling as a means of moving the relationship forward
    • spend time genuinely listening to the other person in order to deeply understand them
    • consider how you can use words, facial expressions, body language and tone to help the other person feel cared for

    and will tend not to:

    • lash out in anger or shut down completely as a means of protecting yourself
    • believe that the other person will never truly understand you
    • focus more on being right than building a connection with the other person
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    Powerful Communication is an area of potential growth for you. 

    This means that when navigating feelings of disconnection with someone you care about, you are more likely to:

    • lash out in anger or shut down completely as a means of protecting yourself
    • believe that the other person will never truly understand you
    • focus more on being right than building a connection with the other person

    and find it difficult to:

    • focus on truth-telling as a means of moving the relationship forward
    • spend time genuinely listening to the other person in order to deeply understand them
    • consider how you can use words, facial expressions, body language and tone to help the other person feel cared for
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    Healthy Boundaries are an area of strength for you.  

    This means that when you encounter relationship challenges, you probably tend to:

    • exercise your freedom to decide who and what is important to you in this difficult moment
    • know your own limits and work within them so that you can remind kind and respectful
    • be comfortable with not being everything to everyone all the time

    and you’re not likely to:

    • allow your own priorities and values to get overridden by the other person’s needs
    • become confused about your own thoughts, feelings, desires, and concerns
    • react in frustration or go numb when the other person’s behaviour causes you to feel out of control
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    Healthy Boundaries are an area of potential growth for you.  

    This means that when a close relationship is under strain, you may tend to:

    • allow your own priorities and values to get overridden by the other person’s needs
    • become confused about your own thoughts, feelings, desires, and concerns
    • react in frustration or go numb when the other person’s behaviour causes you to feel out of control

    and struggle to:

    • exercise your freedom to decide who and what is important to you in this difficult moment
    • know your own limits and work within them so that you can remind kind and respectful
    • be comfortable with not being everything to everyone all the time
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    We hope you found this assessment helpful as a point of encouragement and an indicator of the areas you can work on to improve your close relationships. 

    Please check out the rest of our website and subscribe to our podcast to find all of the current ways that you may be able to benefit from the programmes that we offer. We support and partner with people from all walks of life, in all types of vocations, and locations all around the world. 

    It would be an honour and a privilege to support you in your journey of building beautiful relationships that have the depth and strength to last a lifetime.

    Please fill in your name and email in the next section if you would like your assessment results emailed to you. 

    Feel free to contact the Restoring Connections team anytime you have questions. 

    info@restoringconnections.nz 

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