
Relating Well for a Richer Life
THE SELF-CENTRIC RELATIONAL SYSTEM
Visualize Your Client's Relational World in One Picture

The Self-Centric Relational System (SCRS) is an intuitive, visual assessment tool used from intake through treatment by therapists, medical clinicians, and professional coaches to map relational networks from the client's perspective to drive measurement - based care.
WHY RELATIONAL ASSESSMENT?
Recognizing the Human Being as a Social Being: By anchoring your assessment process in the underlying truth that humans are relational beings operating within complex energy ecosystems, the Self-Centric Relational System (SCRS) effectively shifts personal growth and mental heath from fixing broken individual machinery to restoring balance within a living system.

Relationships Drive Real Outcomes: Clients don't live in a vacuum. Mapping their social systems, environmental triggers, and support networks reveal the true root of their struggles.
Bypasses Intake Friction: Traditional linear intake forms capture static history. Mapping the relational network with the SCRS instantly highlights where a client's energy flows, drains, or resets.
Creates Instant Shared Insight: An SCRS visual map gives practitioner and client a common language from session one, accelerating rapport and driving deeper engagement.



WORK SMARTER: PUT THE PEN IN YOUR CLIENT'S HAND
"The SCRS is an easy-to-use tool.
The visual map and coordinating
colors allow my clients to see and
understand their relationships in ways
traditional conversations do not, resulting
in longer lasting client change."
Lana Cheslock, LCSW,
Director of Clinical Services & Operations
Use the SCRS to Capture the Full Picture Beyond Rigid Boxes
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Standard assessments force clients into rigid boxes. But attachment and relational dynamics don't just apply to people—they dictate how clients interact with their environments, habits, food, and passions.
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The Self-Centric Relational System (SCRS) puts the pen in your client’s hand, asking them to identify everything that feels like a relationship in their life—from key people and pets to food, hobbies, or past connections.
Boost Client Outcomes; Optimize Your Energy
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The SCRS lets the client self-identify where their energy flows, drains, or resets, giving you a zero-friction diagnostic tool that immediately highlights their true resources and invisible burdens.
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Immediately identify specific relationships of importance to your client's mental health with the SCRS profile and meaningfully intervene with the built-in evidence based interventions and strategies
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Assessing your client's relational world with the SCRS at the start of your collaboration and then intermittently will provide measurable feedback and save valuable time and resources




SECURE, MEASURABLE, ACTIONABLE
You require and we deliver a secure, private, continuously monitored system.
You can rest assured, the SCRS safeguards PHI at every step along the way.

The SCRS is fully automated, administered online by the client at a time and place of their choosing.
The SCRS automatically scores your client's responses and provides intuitive colorful graph images depicting your client's relational world with unparalleled detail.
Trust the SCRS to do the Heavy Lifting:
Measure Connection. Drive Change. Prove Impact.
Peer reviewed and normed on a population of nearly 500 adults, the SCRS makes social connection data standard, measureable, and highly actionable.
With an extensive SCRS report, an interpretation guide, and a host of suggested evidenced-based interventions at your fingertips, you and your client will create goals and objectives, track and adjust throughout treatment and, when necessary, will confidently demonstrate metrics and outcome measures including clinical necessity, program effectiveness, relapse prevention phase, retention rates, and return on investment.
When used in a series over the course of treatment, they can reveal powerful evidence of relational change.




WHO USES THE SCRS?
Mental Health
Professionals
Medical
Clinicians
Professional
Coaches
Psychotherapists, counselors, and psychologists use the SCRS from intake through ongoing treatment to visually map a client’s relational world. In collaboration with their clients, they use the SCRS data to track emotional connections, relationship quality, and relational patterns that impact wellbeing, focusing interventions where they are needed most.
From initial diagnostic exam to discharge planning, medical social workers, physicians & occupational therapists use the SCRS as a psychosocial assessment tool to identify their patients' social supports interpersonal conflicts, emotional connections, and risks of isolation impacting health, patterns of symptom occurrence, and adherence to treatment.
Life, executive, and relationship coaches use the SCRS to turn abstract concepts into sustainable behavioral shifts and measurable growth by highlighting where a client’s energy is depleted or supported, and leveraging these insights to help clients set boundaries, fill relational gaps, cultivate high-value professional alliances, and build social supports that align with their personal goals.
The SCRS is for use by professionals who hold licenses and certifications in mental health, general medicine, and professional coaching. Professionals will attest to their qualifications upon subscribing to use the SCRS.



As a psychotherapist, I find SCRS to be an easy to use, interactive and powerful therapeutic tool that helps guide the therapy process including setting goals to establish healthy boundaries, enhancing communication skills, identifying toxic relationships, and creating a support system. Retaking this assessment months to a year after the onset of treatment has been effective in evaluating progress and identifying further issues to target in therapy.
Victoria A Gossens, LCSW
The SCRS assessment is a valuable tool.
It provides a unique awareness about how our relationships impact and influence life.
Our clients have found it as a helpful resource.
AARON KAMPMAN
Founder and CEO
Align Executive Coaching and Organizational Health
“I’ve utilized the SCRS four times over the past decade. Seeing my relational world in different colors and sizes is highly informative. Discussing the results with my therapist has been quite interesting and helpful. I can easily see which people I want to move closer to and who to gain distance from.
RM, Client
In my practice, I have found the SCRS to be a powerful tool for both accountability and progress. I find it particularly valuable during the initial sessions, making it easier to identify sources of positive support as well as potential stressors. This early insight has helped guide my therapeutic conversations and set meaningful goals. Many of my clients refer back to their results as a way to reflect on what is working in their relationships and what still needs attention.
Julie Feld, LCSW, CSAC
