Self Image Profiles SIP Complete Kit

The Self Image Profiles (SIP) are instruments designed for the assessment of self-perception and self-esteem in children (ages 7–11) and adolescents (ages 12–16). These brief, self-report measures help uncover how individuals perceive themselves, revealing important insights into emotional well-being and self-image.

This tool provides professional teams with a framework that facilitates screening and evaluative assessment and allows them to tailor emotional and psychological support based on individual self-concept.

Benefits:

• Child Friendly: Engaging and accessible format that supports self-expression.

• Easy to Use: Simple to administer, score, and interpret.

• UK Norms: Based on both clinical and non-clinical samples for accurate benchmarking.

• Quick Screening: Ideal for gaining insight into a child or young person’s view of self in just minutes.

Key Features:

• Two Age-Appropriate Forms: SIP-C (ages 7–11) and SIP-A (ages 12–16).

• Visual Representation of Self-Image: Helps both child and clinician reflect on perceived and ideal self.

• Quantifies Self-Esteem: Uses discrepancy scores between “How I am” and “How I would like to be.”

• Multi-Context Utility: Suitable for schools, support services, psychologists, paediatricians, and mental health practitioners.