Aperture Work
Aperture Work
Aperture Work Assessments
Each assessment is designed to give you honest, dignifying insight into who you are — and a clear path forward. Choose the one that's right for you, or explore them all.
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The full whole-person assessment, including the Spiritual domain
A comprehensive look at seven dimensions of your personhood — from how you live independently to how you grow spiritually. Includes a full written report and observer (amicus) option.
The iPERSON Assessment was built on the conviction that every person is worthy of thoughtful, dignifying self-understanding. The seven domains give you language for areas of life that often go unnamed.
The whole-person assessment for secular and professional contexts
All the depth of iPERSON without the Spiritual domain — ideal for workplaces, counseling contexts, or anyone who prefers a secular framework. Same rigorous, dignity-first approach.
iPERSON Pro carries the same warm, non-judgmental philosophy as the original — adapted for contexts where spiritual language isn't appropriate or welcome. Ideal for HR, coaching, therapy, and team development.
The secular whole-person assessment in a shorter format
All six domains of iPERSON Pro — Independence, Physical, Emotional, Relational, Occupational, and Noetic — with fewer questions per domain. Meaningful insight without the full time commitment.
The Pro Mini brings the secular, workplace-friendly framework of iPERSON Pro into a quicker format — ideal for coaching intakes, team settings, or anyone who wants a meaningful snapshot without a full assessment session.
A shorter introduction to the iPERSON framework
Want a taste of the iPERSON approach without the full commitment? The Mini gives you meaningful insight across the core domains in a fraction of the time.
The Mini is perfect for groups, introductory coaching sessions, or anyone who wants a quick read on where they stand. Results are summarized at the domain level rather than with a full narrative report.
Discover how well you truly listen to the people around you
Listening is one of the most powerful gifts we can give — and one of the hardest to do well. HearMe helps you see your listening strengths and the places where you can grow.
HearMe is a reflective self-assessment focused entirely on the quality and depth of your listening. It explores how you show up in conversations — what you attend to, what you miss, and what gets in the way.
Understand the role you naturally play in people's lives
Do the people in your life experience you primarily as a friend or as a professional? This assessment helps you see how you show up relationally — and whether that matches your intentions.
The Friend or Pro Assessment is designed for people in caring roles — coaches, counselors, pastors, teachers, mentors — who want to understand their relational style and how others experience them.
Been invited to complete an assessment for someone else? Amicus assessments let you offer an outside perspective — answering each question based on what you observe about them, not yourself. Your honest view is a meaningful gift.
Complete the iPERSON on behalf of someone who invited you
You've been invited to share your observations about someone's whole-person health. Answer each question based on what you've genuinely noticed about them across all seven domains — from how they operate independently to how they engage spiritually. Your perspective becomes part of their report.
The iPERSON Amicus is a parallel version of the full iPERSON Assessment — rewritten to ask about the person you're observing, not yourself. Every question has been adapted to reflect an outside perspective.
The observer version of iPERSON Pro — secular and workplace-ready
Been asked to complete the iPERSON Pro for someone in a professional or secular context? This version covers six domains — Independence, Physical, Emotional, Relational, Occupational, and Noetic — and is designed for environments where spiritual language isn't appropriate.
The iPERSON Pro Amicus carries the same dignity-first approach as the full Amicus — adapted for secular and professional contexts by removing the Spiritual domain. Ideal for workplace coaching or team development settings.
Share your honest experience of how someone listens
How does someone show up when you're talking to them? The HearMe Amicus lets you describe what you experience in conversation — whether they're truly present, whether they ask good questions, and what it feels like to be heard (or not heard) by them. Honest listening feedback is a rare and valuable gift.
The HearMe Amicus is a parallel version of the HearMe Listening Assessment, fully rewritten for an outside observer. You'll assess the same 7 domains of listening — but from the perspective of someone who experiences their listening firsthand.
Describe a specific relationship from the outside
You've been asked to offer an outside perspective on how someone navigates a particular relationship. This isn't about judging — it's about helping them see what they can't always see from the inside. Your observations across seven relational domains reveal patterns they may not have words for yet.
The Friend or Pro Observer assessment explores the same seven relational dimensions as the self-report — but from your vantage point as someone who has watched this relationship from the outside. You'll describe what you observe, not what you imagine they feel.
Each assessment requires an access code. If you don't have one yet, you can purchase a code and report for any of our assessments — or contact us if you have questions about which one is right for you.