teg-blue.com
Practical tools
Use an ordinary question to compare what happened, what keeps repeating, and what changes afterward.
Explore the toolsWhat it does
A single exchange rarely tells the whole story. TEG-Blue tools slow the situation down so you can compare what someone did, what effect it had, and whether listening, choice, responsibility, or repair remained possible afterward.
The tools do not tell you what another person secretly meant, whether they belong to a personality type, or what decision you must make. They organise the evidence you already have so the pattern is easier to consider.
Two public sites
You do not need to study the framework before using a tool. The separation keeps everyday questions practical while the reasoning behind the work remains available to examine.
teg-blue.com
Use an ordinary question to compare what happened, what keeps repeating, and what changes afterward.
Explore the toolsteg-blue.org
Read the public framework, methodology, source traces, publications, and research grounding behind the work.
Visit teg-blue.orgTEG-Blue Engine
See how source boundaries, public language, ethics, and reader purpose remain connected when a new tool is built.
How the Engine worksFor organisations
Understand the audiences, scoping questions, safeguards, rights, and first steps involved in a possible applied project.
Explore applied workCreator
Anna develops visual frameworks and practical tools for making emotional, nervous-system, relational, and social patterns easier to see. TEG-Blue grew from that work and remains an independent project.
The framework does not replace the fields it draws beside one another. Research, methodology, and source relationships are documented on teg-blue.org so each claim can be read in its proper context.
TEG-Blue is a way of making emotional and relational patterns easier to see. Its public tools help people compare observable behaviour, repeated effects, responsibility, choice, and repair without turning the result into a diagnosis or fixed identity.
teg-blue.com is the practical tools site. Each tool begins with a recognisable question about apology, boundaries, care, control, confidence, conflict, responsibility, or repair.
teg-blue.com holds the practical public tools. teg-blue.org holds the public framework, methodology, research grounding, source traces, and publications.
TEG-Blue, The Emotional Gradient Blueprint, and The Nervous System Gradient were created independently by Anna Paretas-Artacho.