Every day our relationships with customers, colleagues, family members and even total strangers are influenced by our behaviour. A person's ability to perform a certain function reflects their training, education and experience. However, their willingness, motivation and suitability to perform that function reflects their behavioural preferences.

Currently used by some of the world's most successful organisations, The PRISM Model of Human Behaviour is a unique tool that helps people understand the physiological basis for the ways in which they relate to others, both at work and in their personal lives.

PRISM differs from other tools in that it combines the latest discoveries in neuroscience - how the human brain actually works - with well established theories on psychological type, temperament, traits, etc. It is geared towards identifying and measuring the intensity of observed behaviour in both work and non-work situations. As a result, it can be used successfully in a wide range of applications.