Your Intellectual Diversity Defines Your Relationship
Do you have unmet relationship needs?
If so, OND's Intellect Scan has helped couples objectively take a fresh look at each other and then remove connection blockers and get those relationship needs met.
Everyone gets too close to the situation to objectively assess it. With the scan, you can move beyond your personal biases and deepen understanding and connection. We are living in the most stressful era of our lives. The pandemic tore apart relationships in record numbers.
We encourage couples to slow down, invest in deepening connection, and heal together in relationship. This technology allows you to see and hear each other in ways never before possible. And you feel loved when you are seen and heard.
OND's technology aligns with neuroscience breakthroughs that are showing how people relate to one another.
How?
The Intellect Scan shows WHY people do WHAT they do. You hear the other person unlike you ever have before, and why they care about certain aspects of the relationship. Ultimately, you feel safer in these intimate bonds that are meant to last a lifetime.
The technology measures 13 cognitive, motivational, and behavioral traits and produces a 3D image of your intellectual diversity
Is this therapy?
Life can get rough, and counseling is one option to support us in our difficult moments. Counselors are trained to look for certain behaviors in people and see how they might be creating tension in relationships. They give us skills to navigate emotions and overcome trauma. They play a vital role in deepening connection.
The Intellect Scan is a diagnostic tool, much like the medical imaging doctors use to treat sick patients. It was built to connect your intellects. When you explore each other's diversity, you see why the rough patches occur. And the two of you can decide what to do about it.
Common Benefits
When you examine intellectual diversity within the family...
For Couples
For Parents
What if I feel awkward about this stuff?
This is something we've struggled with over the years. Do we really need technology to get to know people and be in relationship? Of course not.
Every technology advancement creates pushback. Two generations ago, companies clinged to their mainframe computers as PC's decentralized computing. One generation ago, the Internet was known as the World Wide Web and seemed one part scary and one part overwhelming. Today, parents wrestle with their children's use of smartphones and gaming consoles to stay connected to their friends.
As neuroscience shows us the relational power of the human brain, technology will help us in ways that we cannot even imagine. This technology has already shown how we misjudged the people closest to us. We've already experienced how scanning helps people navigate a messy dating world to form new relationships with deeper roots. We've also seen how it helps couples have conversations they never have had before.
So do I scan someone before going on our first date?
Of course not! We still get to know others through conversation. We listen to their stories, feel their energy, and enjoy their quirks.
Maybe human intellect will be so prevalent in the future that it becomes part of our basic profile...like age, height, weight, hair color, and hobbies. But for now, perhaps the best way we have found to use this in new relationships is hearing the other person's personality. With the scan, you can hear the other person express their basic desire in everything they say and do. And once you do, then their stories come alive with so much more color and depth. In time, if a relationship develops, then the scan can be used to deeply understand each other's nuances. Every person is essentially unique...no one else in the world has the same measurements on all 13 traits + their life experiences.
What if I had bad experiences in the past?
We've learned how harmful it will be if you weaponize this information. Using the scan to attack another person's natural traits or to defend yourself won't serve the relationship. It's emotionally unsafe and will blow up the relationship. For us, it is about seeing another person, admiring them, and loving them deeply.
What will the Intellect Scan show us?
It's likely you have read books on relationships and parenting. There is lots of good information out there, but most books are too theoretical and behaviorally-based. The resources that come with the scan's 3D image will speak directly into to your intellectual diversity. This helps us invest in those closest to us even more.
Connection Blocker: Resentment
Misinterpretations about a person's behavior creates frustration for both of you. Neuroscience is revealing how the mind's thinking and emotions shape an individual's behavior. Without this, everyone gets stuck in resentment, which can be hard no matter how much you love one another.
Connection Blocker: Miscommunication
The scan reveals the filter through which an individual communicates. This enables you to more clearly hear their perspective and recognize where you talk past one another.
Connection Blocker: Emotionally Unsafe
The scan enables us to see how our loved ones are feeling the highs and lows of daily life. When you have a sense of what the other person is feeling inside, you can love them deeply despite grumpiness that comes from stress.
In the Workplace
Relationships are anchored in the home, but most of us spend more time in the workplace. The scan enables us to see how people plug into the working world. When people are in their natural position, they are engaged in their professional pursuits, which often makes for a happier home.
Connected Relationship Services
Get Scanned
$300
For the self-service couple who wants answers to WHY each person does what they do
- Intellect Scan for 1 person
His Hers Ours
$300
For the couple who has been scanned and wants a professional to walk them through the relationship's intellectual diversity
- 1hr session exploring HIS scan
- 1hr session exploring HER scan
- 1hr session exploring the two of you in relationship
New Us
$600
For the couple who wants to turn the page and transition into "New Us"
- The good and bad of your relationship's intellectual diversity, focused on what is possible for a "new us"
- Personalized conversation starters to seek understanding about each other's experiences