Personal reviewYour answers are studied by Luc MARTRENCHAR.
50 to 60 minutesTime devoted to analyzing your questionnaire.
Written feedback within 24 hoursIncluding Sundays and public holidays.
Your answers are personally reviewed
I read and interpret all of your responses as a whole.
I pay particular attention to the way you identify and understand emotions, empathy, intuitive perception of other people,
emotion regulation, sensitivity, relationship patterns and your experience of feeling different.
The purpose is not simply to count positive answers. It is to determine whether
the overall pattern is coherent with unusually high emotional intelligence
and to explain why the HEP hypothesis appears more or less likely.
What you will receive
PERSONALIZED OPINIONAn interpretation of your emotional functioning
Written feedback highlighting the most meaningful aspects of your responses and how they fit together.
ESTIMATEHow likely HEP appears to be
A reasoned estimate of whether the High Emotional Potential hypothesis appears credible in your case.
GUIDANCEA clear next step
I tell you whether an emotional and personality assessment seems useful and which other possibilities may deserve consideration.
Why identifying HEP can matter
When these characteristics have been present for many years, identifying them can help you
understand why you have often felt different and reinterpret parts of your personal and relational history.
Many people spend years describing themselves as “too sensitive”, “too intense” or “too demanding” without understanding the broader pattern behind those experiences.
A first professional analysis can help distinguish high sensitivity on its own from a broader profile suggestive of High Emotional Potential. It can also show when another explanation deserves to be explored.
How does the screening work?
1Purchase the screening
The fee is €49, payable securely by card or PayPal.
2Complete the questionnaire
There are 30 questions. Try to keep your total response to around four Word pages at most.
3Send your answers
E-mail them to martrencharluc@gmail.com, either in the message itself or as an attachment.
4Receive my feedback
I spend about 50 to 60 minutes analyzing your responses and send you written feedback within 24 hours.
Start your HEP screening
€49
Personal review by Luc MARTRENCHAR, clinical psychologist.
Secure payment by card or PayPal
After payment, complete the questionnaire and send your answers to
martrencharluc@gmail.com.
What if the result does not support the HEP hypothesis?
That is useful information too. The feedback is not designed to confirm HEP at all costs.
If the profile appears unlikely to reflect HEP, I explain which elements point away from that hypothesis
and, when appropriate, which other possibilities may better explain your functioning.
Screening is not the same as a full assessment
The screening estimates how plausible High Emotional Potential appears from your responses.
A scientifically valid identification of HEP requires an emotional and personality assessment that evaluates Emotional Quotient (EQ) and the broader emotional profile.
The screening helps you decide whether that fuller evaluation is worth pursuing.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to recognize myself in every HEP characteristic?
No. The screening looks at the overall configuration of the profile rather than expecting every characteristic to be present.
Does being highly sensitive automatically mean that I have HEP?
No. High sensitivity can be part of the profile, but on its own it does not establish exceptionally high emotional intelligence.
What happens if HEP appears unlikely?
The feedback explains why and may point toward other possibilities when that is relevant.
Is the screening enough to identify HEP scientifically?
No. The screening estimates probability. A full emotional and personality assessment is needed to evaluate EQ and identify HEP in a scientifically valid way.
Have you been wondering about HEP for a long time?
The screening gives you a rapid first professional opinion. The feedback may show that there are enough elements to justify exploring HEP further, or help you avoid pursuing a hypothesis that does not appear convincing.
