Leslie Bosch, PhD
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Leslie Bosch, PhD, is a developmental psychologist, executive and wellness coach, and founder of Bosch Integrative Wellness. She also works as a contractor for BetterUp, where she partners with high-achieving leaders to improve stress management, well-being, and professional performance. Certified through the Harvard Institute of Coaching, Leslie specializes in integrative wellness, helping leaders optimize diet, exercise, and lifestyle to perform with greater confidence, resilience, and ease. She emphasizes compassion, personal transformation, wisdom, ethical practice, perseverance, and integrity as guiding values in her coaching.
With over 15 years of experience in human development, Leslie has served leaders from Fortune 100 companies and beyond, combining research-backed methods including motivational interviewing, positive psychology, self-compassion, and social learning theory with practical strategies for everyday leadership challenges. She offers individual coaching, corporate training, and wellness programs such as the Stress RESET Program, helping clients regulate emotions, prevent burnout, and achieve sustainable work-life balance. Her prior research includes peer-reviewed publications and studies on identity formation, financial development, and family dynamics, reflecting her deep expertise in human behavior and development.
Outside of her professional work, Leslie enjoys riding her bike, watching movies and television shows, and staying active in her community. She holds a PhD in Family Studies and Human Development and an MA in Educational Psychology from the University of Arizona and is a Professional Certified Coach (PCC, ICF), Certified Leadership Coach (CLC), and National Board Certified Health and Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC). Through her coaching, Leslie empowers leaders to cultivate resilience, enhance performance, and live with greater ease, purpose, and fulfillment.
• Professional Certified Coach
• Integrative Wellness Coach
• University of Arizona - PhD, Human Development and Family Studies, Identity Formation
• Institute of Coaching / Harvard Institute of Coaching
• International Coaching Federation (PCC)
• National Board for Health and Wellness Coaching
What do you attribute your success to?
A growth mindset and perseverance.
What advice would you give to young women entering your industry?
Be a marketing expert: technical skill or expertise alone is not sufficient — you must be able to market yourself.
What are the biggest challenges or opportunities in your field right now?
The emergence of AI: whether AI tools will replace or reduce demand for human coaches, and how coaches demonstrate the value of human connection and judgment.
What values are most important to you in your work and personal life?
Compassion; personal development/transformation; wisdom/education; ethical practice; perseverance; honesty/integrity.