Video Overview of Insights®

Introduction to Insights Discovery® Colour Energies

Recommendations and Professional Feedback on
"An Overview of the Development, Validity and Reliability of the
English Version 3.0 of the Insights Discovery Evaluator"

...this paper...gives a sense of the brilliance behind the instrument...

This is a fascinating paper that provides the hard evidence required to support the use of the Insights Discovery Evaluator in both my counselling practice as well as for organisational development in the corporate world. I often find that organisations need and demand confirmation of validity before they will invest their time and money in using a psychometric. I am pleased to say that this paper provides the answers to their questions and, furthermore, gives a sense of the brilliance behind the instrument itself.
Professor Peter Smyth, M.Sc.Ed., M.S.W., Ph.D., (C) OACCPP
Lecturer at York University Toronto and Faculty at the Centre for Excellence
in Critical Care Medicine, Mount Sinai Hospital, University of Toronto, Canada

Instruments similar to the IDE have come and gone... Only the best survive.

The integrity of the Insights Discovery Evaluator (IDE) rests solely upon its thorough and rigorous measures of validity/reliability and its congruence with the colour scores measuring personality preferences that embody Jung’s concept of opposites. Instruments similar to the IDE have come and gone as each fails to meet one or more of these vigorous measures. Only the best survive. This present landmark effort assures the entire professional community of researchers, developers, practitioners and consumers alike, that their belief in the integrity in the IDE is well placed and positively confirmed. If one was ever skittish about pressing questions of the reliability and validity of the IDE, one can now move onto other concerns.
Professor B. Bradley West, B.S., A.M., Ph.D.
Research Specializations in MBTI, Psychometrics and Projective Techniques
Michigan State University, East Lansing, Michigan, 48864, U.S.A.

This is a robust body of work...

This is a robust body of work that documents the development of a novel psychometric tool and reports the theoretical principles of reliability and validity with factual accuracy
Professor Tony Towell Ph.D.
Senior Research Fellow, Research Methods, University of Westminster
Department of Clinical Neurophysiology, Hospital for Sick Children,
Great Ormond Street, London, UK.