PSY-DNA is SoulMatcher’s extended psychological report: it maps a person’s traits across a typology of 1,331 psychological profiles and shows how similar patterns repeat across members of one family. Despite the name, it involves no genetics: “DNA” here is a metaphor for a detailed psychological blueprint, built entirely from assessments.
What the report contains
- Your position in the typology. The model distinguishes 1,331 psychological profile types; the report shows which one describes you and which traits place you there.
- Family patterns. When several relatives complete the assessment, the report compares their accentuations, the pronounced personality traits each person brings into close relationships, and shows where they overlap and where they collide.
- Practical guidance. For each pairing the report suggests how to communicate so that recurring conflicts stop recurring: what each side needs to hear, and what each side tends not to say.
How it works
- Each participant takes the SoulMatcher psychological assessment, the same one that builds a PSY-ID.
- The answers are mapped onto the typology and onto accentuation scales.
- The report assembles individual profiles, pairwise comparisons and family-level patterns into one document.
What PSY-DNA is for
Most family friction is not about events. It is about two fixed ways of reacting that keep meeting head-on. Seeing both ways written down, side by side, is often enough to stop taking them personally. PSY-DNA gives families that side-by-side view: not to label anyone, but to make the pattern visible and negotiable.
Frequently asked questions
Is PSY-DNA a genetic test?
No. No biological material is involved and nothing is sequenced. The report is built entirely from psychological assessments; “DNA” is a metaphor for how detailed the resulting blueprint is.
Is PSY-DNA a diagnosis?
No. The report is informational. It describes personality traits and their combinations; it does not diagnose any condition and does not replace consulting a psychologist, psychotherapist or other qualified specialist.
What are the 1,331 types?
The typology is built from combinations of accentuation scales: each scale can be expressed to a different degree, and the distinct combinations produce 1,331 profile types. It is a way to make a many-dimensional profile comparable between people, not a set of boxes people are locked into.
How is this different from a compatibility report for couples?
A couple’s compatibility report compares two people who are choosing each other. PSY-DNA looks at a family you already have (parents, siblings, children), where the goal is not to choose but to understand and get along.