VITALS

VITALS FOR COACHES & ADVISORS 

A stronger starting point for every relationship.

Start with a deeper understanding and practical ways to reflect, explore, and connect the dots throughout the work you do together.

Your practice. Your approach. A more useful foundation.

A coach and her client seated together in a warm, light-filled room during a one-on-one conversation

FIRST SESSION

Example

  • Profile Pattern

    Prefers to think things through independently before committing.

  • In a Session

    A pause may mean they are processing. Give them room to reflect before asking for a decision.

  • Opening Question

    “When has working something through on your own helped you—and when would another perspective have helped?”

Prepared from a shared VITALS profile and context

First-Session Brief

Go beyond just a report

Before you meet, turn your participants  shared VITALS profile into a practical briefing. Understand the patterns worth exploring, consider how to approach the conversation, and arrive with questions tailored to the person.

Read it before you meet. Print it to bring into the session.

  1. 01

    The patterns to listen for

    A concise snapshot of the client’s defining patterns, with notes on how they may show up in a coaching conversation.

  2. 02

    The nuances behind the result

    Where supported by the profile, the brief highlights aspects of the same trait that pull in different directions, details an overall result can obscure.

  3. 03

    A more considered approach

    Guidance on what may resonate, what may create resistance, and how to approach challenge and feedback.

  4. 04

    Questions with a purpose

    Five or six opening questions grounded in the client’s profile. Each includes what the answer could help you understand, inviting the client to connect the patterns to their own experience.

Built from the profile your client has chosen to share. The brief offers starting points to explore, rather than conclusions about the client.

YOU'RE IN CONTROL  

We provide the platform. You own the relationship.

VITALS is designed to strengthen the relationship between you and those you support. They decide what to share and your data stays private

  • VITALS does not claim ownership of your relationships
  • Data is not sold to advertisers or data brokers
  • Participants choose what to share and when 
  • Use alongside your methods. You decide how to bring them into the relationship.

Partner pricing is designed so clients receive VITALS through your practice at a price below the equivalent consumer offering.

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TWO PEOPLE. A SHARED STARTING POINT.

Start with an understanding of both people.

Bring two VITALS profiles into the conversation. For couples, business partners or colleagues, our Profile Comparison tool provides a starting point for exploring how each person approaches decisions, communication and everyday interactions.

Reflects before responding
A woman in a terracotta sweater seated by a window in a calm home

“You tend to work through your thoughts privately before sharing them. Time to reflect can help you explain what matters.”

Thinks through conversation
A man in an olive shirt seated on a sofa in the same calm home

“You tend to find clarity by talking things through. Exchanging ideas can help you understand what you think.”

One may need space. The other may want to talk.

Explore how both can feel heard without expecting the same response at the same moment.

Explore together

Both profiles on the table, both people in the conversation.

Each person brings their own experience to what the comparison raises. The coach guides the session so that both perspectives shape what the profiles come to mean.

  1. 01

    See where they align and differ

    Explore the profiles together to understand shared tendencies and differences in what each person values, how they process information, and how they approach action.

  2. 02

    Give recurring friction some context

    Use those differences to explore situations where expectations, pace or communication may collide. Invite both people to connect the insights to their own experiences.

  3. 03

    Build practical agreements together

    Turn the discussion into ways to communicate, make decisions and support one another that take both people’s tendencies into account.

A baseline for a better conversation, not a compatibility score or a verdict on the relationship.

Beyond the First Session

Give clients something they can keep working with.

A report is a static starting point. VITALS gives your clients tools to keep reflecting, exploring, and taking action between sessions, with your guidance connected to the experience.

Together in your sessions

  • A shared foundation for your work

    With the client’s permission, view their personality insights to prepare for conversations, explore patterns together and adapt your approach.

Your expertise guides the relationship. VITALS helps clients carry the work forward.

Profile access does not include their private Ask VITALS conversations.

Between sessions

  • Private space to explore

    Clients can use Ask VITALS to reflect on decisions, relationships and everyday challenges. Their messages stay private, giving them room to think things through and choose what to bring into your sessions.

  • Your recommendations, within reach

    Introduce recommended resources into the client’s resource section. Give them a place to return to the reading, exercises and tools you suggest.

  • Action items that stay visible

    Leave agreed next steps in the platform, where they appear on the client’s home screen. Help the work from a session carry into everyday life.

  • Tools they can return to

    Beyond their personality insights, clients can explore Ask VITALS, Profile Comparisons and relevant lenses as new questions arise. The value continues as their circumstances and priorities change.

A Deeper Baseline

21 facets. Six dimensions. One fuller picture.

VITALS is grounded in decades of personality research and applied assessment work. Its 21 facets provide the depth beneath six understandable dimensions, giving practitioners a nuanced starting point without reducing the client to a type.

No single response defines a client. Meaning comes from patterns across the complete assessment.

The VITALS Profile

21 facets · six dimensions

  • Values

    4 facets

  • Interests

    4 facets

  • Temperament

    3 facets

  • Action Style

    4 facets

  • Learning Style

    3 facets

  • Social Style

    3 facets

Whole-Person Profile

A connected view of how someone thinks, learns, acts, relates, and makes decisions.

  • Understandable
  • Contextual
  • Practical

BRING VITALS INTO YOUR PRACTICE

Start with a few clients. Put the insights to work.

Introduce VITALS alongside your existing approach, with support to help you interpret profiles and use them in your sessions.

  1. Invite clients through your link

    Share your dedicated VITALS link so clients can create their account and complete their profile before you meet.

  2. Let clients choose to share

    Clients grant you access to their personality insights. Their private Ask VITALS conversations stay private.

  3. Prepare for a more focused conversation

    Review the shared profile and first-session brief. Bring defining patterns, a considered approach and relevant opening questions into the session.

Support for you. Tools for your clients.

Practitioner onboarding and training are included. Clients gain tools they can continue exploring between sessions, while you build familiarity with how VITALS fits your work.

See how VITALS brings personality insights into  the work you do with clients.

Tell us what you’re exploring. We’ll arrange a walkthrough.