Experience Revolutionary Technology
Truehome exercises - which use psychology, lifestyle analysis, and architecture
- are easy, fun-to-use tools that collect data from 8 areas of your clients’ lives.
Truehome organizes their responses for easy review. Detailed reports and image files give you accurate
design criteria...and access to their values, behavioral strategies,
and internal environmental response.
Learn How Your Brain Creates Your Home
Neuropsychologists estimate we are unaware of about 95% of what our brains do every
day.
Becoming aware of those emotional responses helps you and your clients predict more
reliably those
features of the home environment that make them uncomfortable, and those that will help them "feel
at home.
Design a Healing Home
Truehome's Healing Home exercises enable you to identify your clients’ emotional
needs, life goals, and values.
Truehome helps them create new, positive associations
between their brain and the home being bought, remodeled, or designed and built.
Help your clients create a better
life for themselves!
Remodel Your Relationships
Projects that involve changing a living space can be overwhelmiing. Stress rises
and relationships suffer.
An effective team is critical to making a dream home come true. Team up with an
architect or interior designer and add a new dimension to the process of creating
living space.
Manage differences in client priorities. Lower anxiety and stress related to the
proejct. Negotiate
issues of intimacy and privacy and avoid common relationship conflicts between partners.
Clean up
“baggage” from past projects and between pros and clients.
Become a Truehome Professional
If you are a psychologist, therapist, Life Coach, or other mental health professional,
Truehome offers an entirely new way to serve your current clients, and to bring
in new ones.
Find out about our "Special Offers"
for Truehome mental health professionals.
Sign Up up today for a free trial!
An Entirely New Way to See Your Living Space
Think of a home as an eco-system: Your experience
of home is really a relationship between two
worlds. The world within your brain, and the
world immediately around you.
Both are complex and difficult to measure
because like any living eco-system, they are
interdependent.
You constantly interact with your surroundings.
Your perception of the world around you, and
your intimate environment, are in a constant state of change. They both
“adapt” to the other.
Mapping your experience of home: Complex adaptive relationships cannot
be measured by current science in the same way one might measure an
object. But that does not mean you cannot collect information about them.
A field of study called systems science, which like quantum physics is statistical,
has developed techniques to “map” such systems in order to predict their
behavior. Truehome uses a form of this methodology to map the complex
relationships between you, your housemates, and the most intimate of all
human environments, the home.
Truehome give therapists and coaches a tool to help people identify their
“emotional architecture” so stress and conflict can be avoided.