Black Women with ADHD
Whether training C-Suite executives or 1:1 coaching, IngerShaye shows what it looks like when women of color are leaders.
Apperances & Certifications
IngerShaye Colzie is a Dare to Lead™ Trained
Dare to Lead™ workshop program focused on how we can be brave leaders who create courageous cultures. Leaders who know how to have hard conversations, take smart risks that lead to innovation, reset quickly after disappointments and setbacks, hold themselves and others accountable, lead with empathy and connection, and, give and receive feedback – especially when it’s tough.
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Four women who live with ADHD as adults share their stories
Carson Daly takes a look at how the disorder presents differently — and often goes undiagnosed — in girls and women.
How It Feels to Have Imposter Syndrome About a Mental Illness
When a diagnosis feels both validating and like an undeserved free pass for your “flaws.”
By Kathleen Walsh May 05, 2021 @ 1:02 pmhttps://youtu.be/oh-3ULQJiEY
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What I Do
Let’s talk about what you or your organization needs.
C-Suite Executive Coach
As a strategic advisor I help executives improve their culture and communications, clarify and achieve goals, and successfully transition into new roles.
I specialize in eliminating conflict, working with newly formed teams, fractured teams and teach leadership and professional development strategies.
BIPOC / ADHD
Developing resilience can help you cope adaptively and bounce back after changes, challenges, setbacks, disappointments, and failures.
I’m a Black woman and I have ADHD. Is that three strikes against me? These three things should hold me back but they don’t. I overcome, I figure it out. I’m determined and relentlessly resilient.
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LCSW, MSW
I’m a licensed clinical social worker and founder of Alchemy Coaching and Counseling. I’m passionate about helping people reach their full potential and overcome any obstacle that comes before them.
Through use of positive psychology frameworks, I love helping people develop a growth mindset that taps into their strengths and vision for themselves.
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My Workshops
Communication. Confidence. Connection. Culture. Cause. Leadership.
Testimonials
“Inger has contributed to our Philadelphia CHADD meetings, not just as a parent—she also lends her expertise and help participants navigate through parenting as well as their own challenges with ADHD. She is a valuable member of our planning committee, an insightful coach, and empathetic therapist. ”
Rhashidah Perry-Jones, MPA
Communications and Government Relations Consultant
Certified ADHD Parent Trainer
Founding Coordinator, Philadelphia CHADD
My Story
I felt overwhelmed and disorganized, worried I was an imposter. Would people figure out just how out of control I was? I just couldn’t figure out how to get the important stuff done. Then I discovered that I have ADHD and my whole world began to make sense. Once I realized the true impact of my ADHD and how it was inhibiting my ability to make a rich and fulfilling life, I took back control.
Instead of shying away, as I had in the past, I learned everything I could about the condition. I became an expert in all areas related to effective management of ADHD and dug into related areas to create positive and sustained change. My transformation has been so powerful that I made it my mission to teach others with ADHD how to have more successful and effortless lives too. This is how I came to be an ADHD Coach as well as a Transformational Leadership Coach.
