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Are you feeling overwhelmed by your management role? Are you uncertain about team dynamics or how to best lead? Managerial support is here for you.
Management support is specialised professional guidance and training tailored to managers. It can include a range of talking therapies and methods to help managers manage stress and improve their leadership skills.
Perhaps unsurprisingly, many working managers experience some form of psychological distress as a result of their work. Therefore, we can see that the need for psychological support and guidance for managers is more relevant than ever.
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Do you recognise yourself after seeing these symptoms? If the answer is yes, then it indicates that managerial support can help you.
There are several different ways to access executive support, including:
Each form of therapy has its benefits, so your managerial support is tailored to your individual needs.
Fill in the form, choose a counsellor, and proceed to payment.
Therapy allows you to identify and understand the underlying issues affecting your work performance and well-being. This can lead to improved leadership skills, increased work capacity, and a better working environment for you and your team.
For someone striving to perform better in their managerial role or just working life in general, it is essential not to underestimate the value of professional support.
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Choose a 45, 60, or 90-minute session, or a package, providing flexibility and control over the duration and intensity.
Many people think that management support is only for those struggling at work, but the truth is that it can benefit managers at all levels and in all sectors. Even if you are already successful, you can develop your skills through management support and take your performance to the next level.
Seeking help is not a sign of weakness but rather an investment in yourself and your future on more than just a professional level. Thus, you can improve your work performance and overall well-being through managerial support. So why not take the step today? Your future awaits, and we are here to make your journey easier.
Managerial support aims to enable managers to develop leadership skills, manage stress and conflict, and promote a healthy working environment.
Management support can benefit managers at all levels and in different organisations. It is especially beneficial for those who experience high demands and responsibilities. Ultimately, of course, management support aims to help staff as well.
A typical session starts with the manager discussing their challenges and issues. The therapist or counsellor then listens, advises, and offers tools and strategies.
The length of a management support process varies according to individual needs and goals. It can be a single session or more long-term support.
It is expected that people will be reluctant to seek support. However, considering the benefits and potential for personal and professional development can be a motivating factor.
Yes, Executive Support can help managers develop strategies for work-life balance, which is crucial for well-being and long-term sustainable leadership.
Yes, Management Support is subject to strict confidentiality to ensure managers can be open and honest about their challenges.
Yes, managerial support can be extended to include work teams. This can be particularly useful to improve team dynamics and performance.
At Lavendla, the therapists and coaches set the price themselves. You decide how many therapy sessions are needed in consultation with the therapist. The first time you meet, you usually focus on getting to know each other, defining what challenges exist, and then setting up a plan to work together to achieve your goals.