The Maison Duval method is an interdisciplinary intellectual system.

It brings together several fields of knowledge that make it possible to analyze the structure of the individual, their decisions, their life cycles, and patterns of development.

The method is based on the following directions:

1. Psychology and modern models of behavior

The study of patterns of reactions, mechanisms of decision-making, attention processes, and unconscious scenarios.

2. Coaching and behavioral change strategies

Approaches related to state, strategic thinking, observation of turning points, and the management of attention as a factor of change.

3. Neurophysiology in its applied dimension

An understanding of how decisions are formed, how reactions are reinforced, how behavioral patterns repeat, and how new neural connections are created.

4. Analysis of life cycles

Observation of recurring phases of life, periods of growth and decline, and the transitional stages that appear consistently in human life paths.

5. Human Design, fundamental principles

Decision-making type, strategy of interaction with the world, characteristics of energy and sensitivity.

6. Numerology, structural schools including the Pythagorean tradition

Analysis of recurring numerical models, the mathematical logic of life cycles, and structural patterns.

7. Astrological principles of cycles and time

Only fundamental rhythms and periods are used, without horoscopes or predictions.

8. The philosophical approach of Maison Duval

Work with meaning, the nature of choice, and the relationship between inner state and external events.

9. The observational and analytical experience of Alesia Duval

Years of analysis of life stories, comparison of events, and identification of recurring patterns and structures.