Different tools carry different evidence
A widely studied trait model, an adapted questionnaire, and a guided journaling exercise are not equivalent. Inner Quest does not treat every tool as clinically validated.
Methodology
Useful self-knowledge needs honest boundaries
How Inner Quest handles assessment frameworks, adaptations, scoring, AI-generated insights, privacy, and the limits of self-reflection tools.
Sources and scoring should be inspectable
Reference guides explain the underlying framework and, where available, its origins, scoring approach, and limitations. Interpretations are written as prompts, not verdicts.
AI connects context; it does not diagnose
AI features may summarize information you have chosen to save and suggest questions or practices. They can be wrong and are not a replacement for a qualified professional.
Privacy is part of the method
Personal reflection requires room to be candid. Inner Quest does not sell personal data, and account-level work is separated from public educational pages.
What Inner Quest is not
It is not a medical device, mental-health service, crisis resource, employment screening system, or substitute for therapy. If a concern affects your safety or daily functioning, seek help from an appropriate qualified professional.
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