KIT Diagnostic Assessment
A structured assessment of the current emotional state across ten key life domains, supported by established psychometric scales.
Emotional-level happiness management (ELHM): the 7 feelings system for emotional regulation and personal transformation
Official Academic Monograph · 2026
Emotional-level happiness management (ELHM): the 7 feelings system for emotional regulation and personal transformation
A systematic presentation of the author's Emotional-Level Happiness Management (ELHM) method, developed through long-term professional practice in coaching, personal development, and work with emotional awareness.
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AuthorTetiana Dunaievska
PublisherPrimedia eLaunch
PublicationBoston, USA · 2026
Length123 pages
About the publication
Emotional awareness as a foundation for conscious change
This monograph presents the author's method Emotional-Level Happiness Management (ELHM), a systemic approach to emotional regulation and personal transformation developed through long-term professional practice in coaching and personal development. The method is based on the premise that emotional states significantly influence perception, decision-making, and behavioral patterns, and therefore sustainable personal change requires transformation at the level of emotional experience rather than solely cognitive understanding.
The ELHM method integrates elements of coaching psychology, positive psychology, and practical work with emotional awareness. It proposes a structured model for developing inner stability, conscious decision-making, and sustainable well-being through systematic work with feelings.
The monograph presents the KIT Diagnostic Assessment, the “7 Feelings” transformational model, and the “5+5” structured support program. It also includes practical examples, case studies, assessment tools, and measurable results from individual practice.
Scope: ELHM is positioned within coaching, personal development, and educational practice. It is not presented as psychotherapy or medical treatment.
The ELHM framework
Three connected components
The “7 Feelings” Model
A step-by-step process for recognizing, understanding, transforming, and integrating emotional experience.
The “5+5” Program
Five weeks of intensive work followed by five months of support and integration into everyday life.
Academic record
Verified publication details
- Author
- Tetiana Dunaievska
- Publication type
- Monograph
- Publisher
- Primedia eLaunch
- Place and year
- Boston, USA, 2026
- Pages
- 123
- Language
- English
- ISBN
- 979-8-90600-150-4
- UDC
- 159.942.5
- ORCID
- 0009-0000-0303-8678
Scholarly review
Reviewers named in the published monograph
- Marat KuznietsovDoctor of Sciences in Psychology, Full Professor, H. S. Skovoroda Kharkiv National Pedagogical University
- Natalia GerasimovaCandidate of Psychological Sciences, Associate Professor, Bohdan Khmelnytsky National University at Cherkasy
- Pasynchuk KyryloPhD in Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor, National University of Civil Protection of Ukraine
- Nataliia MalynovskaPhD in Political Science, Associate Professor and Academic Director, Kyiv School of Economics
- Tetiana KhaustovaPhD in Food Technology, Lecturer and self-employed Practical Psychologist
- Anatolii NovakCandidate of Technical Sciences, Associate Professor, International Personnel Academy
Selected contents
Inside the monograph
- The Author's Method “7 Feelings”8
- Understanding Happiness in the ELHM Method11
- KIT Diagnostics: Structure and Purpose16
- The “7 Levels of Feelings” as a Mechanism of Inner Transformation32
- The 5+5 Support Program58
- How an Individual ELHM Session Works72
- Practice of the ELHM Method: Living Stories88
- Effectiveness of the ELHM Method in Measurable Results and Real Changes98
- Conclusion115
- References118
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Dunaievska T. Emotional-level happiness management (ELHM): the 7 feelings system for emotional regulation and personal transformation. Monograph. Primedia eLaunch, Boston, USA, 2026. 123 p. https://doi.org/10.46299/979-8-90600-150-4
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