Black Women with ADHD

Black Women with ADHD IngerShaye saw the need to create a space for Professional Black Women with ADHD on Facebook to fellowship, share and learn from one another.

Inger Shaye Colzie is an ADHD Coach and Psychotherapist specializing in making a difference for Black woman executives and entrepreneurs, supporting women through clarity, empowerment, and resilience. Facebook link https://www.facebook.com/groups/blackwomenwithadhd

She was a guest speaker on YouTube How to ADHD and the Stanford University Neurodiversity Project among others. She has also led mult

iple workshops for Black Women with ADHD

IngerShaye's experience includes NLP practitioner, Level 2 Brainspotting practitioner, ADDA member and volunteer, Philadelphia CHADD executive committee member, Founder National Association of Black ADHD Coaches, and C-Suite Executive Coach for a multi-million dollar company. Contact her today for a free consultation [email protected]

IngerShaye Colzie, LSW, MCWToo Much" or Not Enough? Deconstructing ADHD for Black WomenRegister now : https://fn101.isre...
03/18/2026

IngerShaye Colzie, LSW, MCW
Too Much" or Not Enough? Deconstructing ADHD for Black Women
Register now : https://fn101.isrefer.com/go/womenpalooza2026/colzie/

ADHD is different for women.
Different symptoms.
Different hormonal impacts.
Different social expectations.
Different shame.
This March, I’m joining the world’s top ADHD experts for Women’s Palooza — a week dedicated entirely to women’s experiences with ADHD.
If you’ve ever felt dismissed, misdiagnosed, or misunderstood…
This is for you.
It’s free to join and held 100% online.
Register here:

I’m really excited to be part of something special.I’ll be one of the featured speakers at The ADHD Toolbox LIVE for Adu...
03/05/2026

I’m really excited to be part of something special.

I’ll be one of the featured speakers at The ADHD Toolbox LIVE for Adults, a free virtual event bringing together over 20 ADHD experts to talk about real strategies for managing ADHD in everyday life.

We’ll be diving into topics like:

• Why smart people with ADHD still feel stuck
• How to reduce overwhelm and improve focus
• Building motivation when your brain works differently
• Emotional regulation and self-compassion
• Why life transitions can disrupt ADHD — and what helps

📅 Tuesday, March 17
⏰ 9 AM – 4 PM PST
💻 Live online event

I’ll be joining an amazing group of experts including Elaine Taylor-Klaus, Jeff Copper, Bonnie Mincu, Nikki Kinzer, and Diane Dempster.

If you or someone you care about is navigating ADHD, this is a great opportunity to hear practical, honest conversations that can help.

You can grab your free ticket here:
https://www.brainworxmembers.com/link.php?id=508&h=5c9ddc10e0

And feel free to share this with anyone who might benefit from it.

We’re live TODAY at 1:30pm for Beyond Burnout at the ICONnect ADHD Conference.If you registered, I’ll see you soon. If y...
02/28/2026

We’re live TODAY at 1:30pm for Beyond Burnout at the ICONnect ADHD Conference.
If you registered, I’ll see you soon. If you haven’t yet, there’s still time. Link below.
Come ready. We’re not just talking about burnout today. We’re building something better.

https://www.theadhdconference.org/adhdiconnect2026/info

FEB 28 AT 1:30pm. And I need you there.https://www.theadhdconference.org/adhdiconnect2026/infoI’m speaking at the ICONne...
02/28/2026

FEB 28 AT 1:30pm. And I need you there.https://www.theadhdconference.org/adhdiconnect2026/info
I’m speaking at the ICONnect ADHD Conference and this one is for my people specifically.

“Beyond Burnout: Building Systems That Work for Black Women with ADHD”
This isn’t a talk about trying harder. It’s about what happens when you finally stop running in systems that weren’t built for your brain and start building ones that actually are.

We’re going to talk about why Black women with ADHD burn out faster, stay in it longer, and why it has nothing to do with your discipline or your drive.
And then we’re going to do something about it.

Tomorrow. 7PM ET.bit.ly/LateADHDIf you’ve been waiting for someone to say out loud what you’ve been quietly carrying… th...
02/25/2026

Tomorrow. 7PM ET.bit.ly/LateADHD

If you’ve been waiting for someone to say out loud what you’ve been quietly carrying… this is your moment.

Join me at ’s Therapy for Black Girls workshop — we’re not skimming the surface. We’re going deep.

It’s free. It’s virtual. And it’s happening February 26 at 7PM ET. bit.ly/LateADHD

Register at the https://therapy-for-black-girls-llc.kit.com/92916ad9c1Nobody told us what ADHD looked like for us.They t...
02/23/2026

Register at the https://therapy-for-black-girls-llc.kit.com/92916ad9c1

Nobody told us what ADHD looked like for us.

They told us we were too sensitive. Too volatile. Too much.

They dismissed our stress. Our anxiety. Our pain.

But they missed the actual issue

Late diagnosis isn’t just getting an answer late.

What if years of self-doubt and confusion had an explanation the whole time.
And that explanation was never yours to carry alone.

The clarity you’ve been looking for? It exists. Come find out what’s been possible all along.

If this is your story I see you. 💜

This is your sign.

You’re managing. You’re coping. But somewhere it stopped working. Let’s talk about late diagnosis, why, and what comes n...
02/12/2026

You’re managing. You’re coping. But somewhere it stopped working. Let’s talk about late diagnosis, why, and what comes next. Our own IngerShaye Colzie, MSW, LSW, is a Psychotherapist, Executive Leadership Coach, Speaker, and Corporate Consultant who helps Black women with ADHD unmask, lead, and thrive. Register now https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdjPDXo_ayx2ZqfSYMnaPg8M_Yyz0UytHT9L1Qqeomu4BH5bg/viewform

As a Black woman with ADHD herself, she brings lived experience and professional insight to her work. She is also the founder of the ADHD Black Professionals Alliance, the first organization created to center Black neurodivergent voices and the professionals who support them.

I’ve got news! This coming Wednesday, February 18, at 7:30 PM ET., I am presenting a brand-new topic as an ADDA Webinar....
02/11/2026

I’ve got news! This coming Wednesday, February 18, at 7:30 PM ET., I am presenting a brand-new topic as an ADDA Webinar. And you’re invited!

“What Nobody’s Saying: Black ADHD and the Path to Actual Thriving”

Register for my ADDA webinar free. And this Black History Month, get your 1-month free membership here. https://add.org/webinar-series/

Black History Month is here. And I’m using it to move past surface level.This month, I’m speaking at 4 events about what...
02/11/2026

Black History Month is here. And I’m using it to move past surface level.
This month, I’m speaking at 4 events about what Black women with ADHD actually need: clarity, systems that work, and the freedom to build what we want.

Feb 18 - ADDA: “What Nobody’s Saying: Black ADHD and the Path to Actual Thriving”
Feb 19 - Philadelphia CHADD: “Exhausted While Doing Fine: Late ADHD Diagnosis and What Changes Everything”
Feb 26 - Therapy for Black Girls: “Make It Make Sense: Unmasking Late ADHD Diagnosis”
Feb 28 - ICONnect ADHD 2026: “Beyond Burnout: Building Systems That Work for Black Women with ADHD”
These conversations are about understanding what’s actually happening, why it feels harder for you than it looks for others, and what changes when you get clarity.
If you’re accomplished, overextended, and exhausted - these are for you.
All events are free. Links in bio.
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