Construct of Psychological Resilience
A professional system of observation, fixation, and work with states — on both individual and team levels.
25is builds resilience through structured observation, without intervention.
It is neither therapy, diagnostics, nor coaching.
It is a framework for fixing psychological states, tensions, and behavioral patterns.
It is neither therapy, diagnostics, nor coaching.
It is a framework for fixing psychological states, tensions, and behavioral patterns.
CHOOSE A TRAJECTORY
25 self — Architecture of Individual Dynamics
25 team — Architecture of Organizational Dynamics
Philosophy of Fixation
25is is an architecture of professional observation and fixation of resilience, located at the intersection of
25is is an architecture of professional observation and fixation of resilience, located at the intersection of
self ↔ teams.
We do not interpret. We do not diagnose. We do not interfere.
We observe, we fix, we support.
We do not interpret. We do not diagnose. We do not interfere.
We observe, we fix, we support.
ABOUT
What is 25is
25is is an applied psychological system based on structured observation and fixation of mental states, without interpretation or directive influence.
The approach is situated at the intersection of individual and organizational psychology and aligns with contemporary evidence-based international practices.
The approach is situated at the intersection of individual and organizational psychology and aligns with contemporary evidence-based international practices.
The Resilience Construct
Resilience is conceptualized as a process of alignment:
— between the internal sense of self and external demands
— between the structural design of a team and the internal architecture of a role
Deviations, tensions, and breakdowns are recorded through observation, without therapeutic or corrective intervention.
Resilience is conceptualized as a process of alignment:
— between the internal sense of self and external demands
— between the structural design of a team and the internal architecture of a role
Deviations, tensions, and breakdowns are recorded through observation, without therapeutic or corrective intervention.
Structured Observation Model
Based on a standardized analytical sequence:
→ Behavior
→ Hypothesis
→ Context
→ Observation
→ Conclusion
→ Hypothesis
→ Context
→ Observation
→ Conclusion
Operational Methods
• Structured behavioral observation
• Visual fixation of states and group dynamics
• Analytical case structuring
• Pattern archiving across time and roles
• Awareness module development (self/team-specific)
• Structured behavioral observation
• Visual fixation of states and group dynamics
• Analytical case structuring
• Pattern archiving across time and roles
• Awareness module development (self/team-specific)
Practices excluded from the system
• No interpretation of behavior
• No diagnostic labeling
• No instruction-giving or directive influence
• No promises of personal or organizational change
• No interpretation of behavior
• No diagnostic labeling
• No instruction-giving or directive influence
• No promises of personal or organizational change
Ethical Foundations
• Respect for personal and team-level boundaries
• Rejection of coercive or suggestive influence
• Support is provided exclusively through observation and structural feedback
• Intervention-free practice framework
• Rejection of coercive or suggestive influence
• Support is provided exclusively through observation and structural feedback
• Intervention-free practice framework
Curator of the 25is construct — Kristina Somova
Former advocate, certified mediator, currently enrolled in an academic Master’s program in Psychology (MA).
Professional specialization: integrative applied and organizational psychology with a multi-level orientation (individual ↔ team level).
Professional specialization: integrative applied and organizational psychology with a multi-level orientation (individual ↔ team level).