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Tamara Garcia

Tamara Garcia

Tamara Garcia

ZHAW School of Applied Psychology
Zentrum Leadership, Coaching & Change Management

+41 (0) 58 934 84 73
tamara.garcia@zhaw.ch

Personal profile

Management role

  • Programme Director, MAS Coaching, Supervision und Organisationsberatung from 2024 on
  • Head of Centre, Center for leadership, coaching and change management

Position at the ZHAW

Consultant and lecturer IAP, Institute of Applied Psychology, Center for Leadership, Coaching & Change Management
Field of work: Business consultancy, further education and research

www.zhaw.ch/de/psychologie/dienstleistung/organisationsentwicklung-change/

Expertise and research interests

Consultant Coach and lecturer in Coaching, Leadership & Management
expertise in Coaching, Team Development, Organisational Development and Leadership Development.
Coaching of leaders in one-on-one settings.

Educational background

Further education in Organisational Development, Management Center Vorarlberg (MCV) (2019-2020)

Further education in Coaching, Team Development and Organisational Development at the Milton Erickson Institute, Dr. Gunther Schmidt, Heidelberg (2017-2019)

Master of Science in Psychology, Major in Personnel and Organizational Psychology
University of Fribourg, Switzerland. Biligual studies: German, English and French
Exchange Semester at University of São Paolo, Brazil (2013/2014) (in Portuguese)

Bachelor of Science in Applied Psychology, ZHAW
Exchange Semester at Columbia University, New York, USA (2010/2011)

Professional milestones

Consultant and lecturer at IAP since 2014.
Before and during university 9 years work experience as Flight Attendant (First, Business and economy class, in Management diagnostics and personnell development.

Publications

Book parts, peer-reviewed
Other publications

Publications before appointment at the ZHAW

Garcia, T. (2015). Eine explorative Studie zur Erfassung von Belastungen und Beanspruchungen bei Supermarkt-Angestellten. Masterarbeit Universität Fribourg, Philosophische Fakultät, Fribourg.