Client Comments

I started coaching with Roland in November 2004. It has been a journey of self discovery and growth, with the process providing me the personal resources to cope with a very challenging position. I now no longer see Roland as often as before but his input in my personal development is still very evident to all who know me.

We decided to appoint Roland on a retainer for all our staff. His ability to understand our company and the intricacies of the interpersonal relationships within the company have enabled him to very effectively mediate conflict and bring coherency to our company. We have frequently referred to him as the glue that holds our company together in the absence of strong organizational HR structures.
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Welcome to Aspiral

 

We manage individual, team and organisational development.

To this end Aspiral has three lines of business:

  • Assessment
  • Coaching
  • Leadership
These three pillars often represent chronological stages of our service. We assess individuals, teams or organisations, then coach according to those findings and finally facilitate (or broker) the appropriate interventions.

application

The applications of these three types of intervention include the following:

  • Career Development
  • Leadership Development
  • Emotional Intelligence
  • Personal Development
  • Relationship Counseling
  • Conflict Resolution
  • Team & Individual Development
  • Youth Development
  • Life/Soft Skills Training

current & previous clients

  • Barloworld Robor Water
  • Cape IT Initiative (Launchpad)
  • Connect 123
  • Dry Force
  • Ekin Coaching
  • Grundfos
  • Uninet
  • Wella
  • Red Linx
  • Jenman Safaris
  • Juta Publishing
  • Enablis
  • Bluechip Institute of Technology
  • Veritas Wealth
 
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Quotes

‘Oh the comfort, the inexpressible comfort of feeling safe with a person; having neither to weigh thoughts nor measure words, but to pour them all out just as they are, chaff and grain together, knowing that a faithful hand will take and sift them, keep what is worth keeping and then with the breath of kindness blow the rest away.’

George Eliot.