Allysha Maragh-Bass
Leadership and wellness coach for high achievers facing burnout
| Hourly rate range | $140 to $225 an hour |
|---|---|
| Focus areas | Stress and burnoutHealthy habitsWeight managementChronic conditionsDiabetes and blood sugarBurnout and resilienceConflict and difficult conversationsLeadership developmentWork-life balanceStress and overwhelm |
| Works with | Professionals |
| Also coaches | Executive coach, Life coach and Spiritual coach |
| Credentials | Board-certified wellness coach; Trained at Emory; PhD in behavioral science, Johns Hopkins; Former Harvard Medical School Fellow |
Allysha Maragh-Bass is a leadership and wellness coach for high achievers who feel run down. Allysha is a board-certified wellness coach trained at Emory and a behavioral scientist with a Johns Hopkins PhD. Allysha is also a former Harvard Medical School Fellow. Allysha's work covers burnout, time and energy, nutrition, movement, boundaries and conflict. Allysha's clients have lost hundreds of pounds, reversed prediabetes and prehypertension, and managed chronic conditions. Many also got promoted or funded.
What Allysha helps with
Allysha helps driven people look at where their time and energy go and build habits that protect their health while their careers move forward.
- Spotting burnout risk early and managing stress on a bad week
- Building nutrition, movement and self-care routines
- Setting boundaries and saying no
- Time management and executive functioning
- Mindfulness practice
- Building a support team and advocating for yourself in medical visits
- Managing conflict at work and at home
- Managing chronic conditions
Who Allysha works with
Allysha's clients are high achievers who look successful on paper but feel drained underneath. Many are building careers they do not want to slow down. Some manage chronic conditions, prediabetes or prehypertension, and some want to lose weight.
How Allysha works
Allysha starts by taking stock of where a client's time and energy go, then builds changes from that. Allysha creates a burnout early-warning system that works on a bad week as well as a good one. Nutrition, movement and self-care are set up as routines, not rules, and placed on the calendar. Allysha also teaches conflict tools for de-escalating and resolving problems early.
Background and qualifications
Maragh-Bass is a board-certified wellness coach trained at Emory. Allysha holds a PhD-level background in behavioral science from Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health and is a former Harvard Medical School Fellow. Behavior change is Allysha's field of expertise.
Allysha Maragh-Bass pricing
Programs and services
- One-on-one leadership coaching
- Mental health and wellness coaching
- Communication and public speaking coaching
Allysha Maragh-Bass reviews
Allysha Maragh-Bass has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 15 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.
The CoachVouch take
Allysha combines board-certified wellness coaching with Johns Hopkins behavioral science training and a Harvard Medical School fellowship.
Best for high-achieving professionals who want to fix burnout and health habits without slowing their careers.
Common questions
How much does Allysha Maragh-Bass charge?
Coaching with Allysha runs $140 to $225 an hour. Message Allysha from this page for an exact quote.
What does Allysha Maragh-Bass help with?
Allysha Maragh-Bass helps with spotting burnout risk early and managing stress on a bad week, building nutrition, movement and self-care routines, setting boundaries and saying no and time management and executive functioning.
Does Allysha Maragh-Bass have reviews?
Allysha Maragh-Bass has a 5.0 out of 5 rating from 15 reviews on Leland, as of September 2026.
Is Allysha Maragh-Bass certified?
Allysha Maragh-Bass lists: Board-certified wellness coach; Trained at Emory; PhD in behavioral science, Johns Hopkins; Former Harvard Medical School Fellow.
Does Allysha Maragh-Bass coach on health conditions?
Yes. Allysha's clients have reversed prediabetes and prehypertension and managed chronic conditions. Allysha also helps them advocate for themselves in medical visits.
How do I contact Allysha Maragh-Bass?
Send Allysha a message from this page. It's free and takes a minute.
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