About TEG-Blue
The Emotional Gradient Blueprint
Meet the creator of TEG-Blue, understand the project’s purpose and limits, and find the right place to explore the research or practical tools.
TEG-Blue is The Emotional Gradient Blueprint.
This page introduces the project, its creator, its public resources, how to get in touch, and the limits of the work.
For the map itself, use the TEG-Blue Overview. That page explains what the framework is, what the Nervous System Gradient maps, how to read it, and what it does not claim.
What you can find here.
Learn who created TEG-Blue, how the two public websites differ, how to contact the project, and what the framework is—and is not—designed to do.
Who made the work
TEG-Blue, The Emotional Gradient Blueprint, and The Nervous System Gradient were created by Anna Paretas-Artacho.
Where to learn and where to practise
teg-blue.org explains the framework, evidence, ethics, and key terms. teg-blue.com offers practical tools for everyday situations.
What the work does not claim
TEG-Blue is not therapy, diagnosis, treatment, legal support, medical care, or crisis support.
Created by Anna Paretas-Artacho.
Anna Paretas-Artacho is the Barcelona-based founder and creator of TEG-Blue, The Emotional Gradient Blueprint. Working independently, she develops visual maps and practical tools for seeing emotional, nervous-system, relational, and social patterns more clearly.
Her work brings together visual communication, systems thinking, cross-disciplinary research, and public-interest tool building. It is not a clinical, medical, legal, or crisis-support service.
From open research to practical use.
TEG-Blue includes public explanations, practical tools, ongoing research and development, and carefully scoped work with organizations. Each serves a different purpose.
Public pages are written for readers. They explain what is supported by research, what TEG-Blue adds, how the work may be used, and where its limits are.
Public site
teg-blue.org is the place to understand The Emotional Gradient Blueprint, explore its central map, review the research boundaries, and learn the key terms.
Research and development
Behind the public work is an ongoing process of tracing sources, testing language, and developing tools for different audiences.
Practical tools
teg-blue.com offers practical ways to explore emotional and nervous-system patterns in real situations.
Work with organizations
TEG-Blue can also be adapted, with permission, for a specific audience, organization, risk context, or public-interest need.
The work is public so it can be studied, questioned, and corrected.
Research areas support specific parts of the map. No single source proves the whole framework. The public wording should make that clear.
Framework, not diagnosis
TEG-Blue maps visible patterns. It does not determine motive, assign clinical categories, or identify a person's true internal state from the outside.
Science with limits
Research areas support specific parts of the map. Each field keeps its own methods and limits.
Mechanism and impact stay separate
A pattern may have a protective origin and still cause harm. Explanation does not remove the need for boundary, accountability, or repair.
Open to review
The public work is available for study, critique, correction, adaptation conversations, and future research.