Tucson Leadership Skills Development For Managers, Coaching Services Expanded

Jul 19, 2023

Bosch Integrative Wellness (520-595-0544) has expanded its services to include leadership skills coaching for executives running businesses in Arizona, and finding it challenging to manage work-life priorities while creating a culture of accountability within their teams.

Tucson, United States - July 19, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Dr. Leslie Bosch, Founder of Bosch Integrative Wellness, is expanding the company's services to include leadership skills development. As part of its expanded service, Dr. Leslie Bosch works with leaders to refine their leadership agility and adaptability skills so they can tackle stressful situations more efficiently and have greater control over themselves when working under pressure. Her coaching service is also suitable for newly appointed leaders who want to successfully transition into their new roles.

More information is available at https://boschintegrativewellness.com/

Following the announcement, Bosch Integrative Wellness wants to encourage more executives to embrace the opportunity to fine-tune their leadership capacity through its integrative approach, which enables leaders to acknowledge and achieve both their individual and organizational goals. With DDI figures revealing that less than half of employees consider their company's leadership as "high quality," getting leadership coaching can also help executives attract new talent and retain existing employees.

Dr. Leslie Bosch's integrative approach to leadership skills development includes a 360-Degree Feedback Assessment designed to reveal an executive's core strengths and weaknesses. After identifying the areas that require improvement, the coach and the client will work together to create a plan for moving forward using science-baked strategies. Key aspects that the leadership and wellness expert focuses on include cultivating emotional intelligence, developing a solid executive presence, and striking a healthy work-life balance.

Throughout the coaching program, Dr. Leslie Bosch strives to equip leaders with the skills required to become transformational leaders who inspire peak performance from those around them. Executives will also be provided with a wellness plan that incorporates successful stress management and burnout prevention practices, which will complement their efforts to achieve harmony between their professional pursuits and personal aspirations.

Dr. Leslie Bosch provides executive skills development sessions by phone, video conferencing, or in person. Evening and weekend appointments are available.

A satisfied client said, "I am so grateful for Leslie’s coaching! Despite being a successful professional, I was often plagued by doubt and vague dissatisfaction, and unsure what to do about it. Leslie helped me to solidify my core values within the first few sessions."

Additional details can be found at https://boschintegrativewellness.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Leslie Bosch
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Organization: Bosch Integrative Wellness
Address: 1718 East Speedway, #150, Tucson, Arizona 85719, United States
Website: https://boschintegrativewellness.com/

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