In this powerful episode, we sit down with Dr. Amy at the Museum of Boulder, surrounded by the living history of Black resilience and brilliance. Against this backdrop, Amy shares her deeply personal journey—navigating the tensions between authentic leadership and the performative demands often placed on DEI professionals.
With vulnerability and clarity, Amy reflects on what it means to be hired for visibility rather than voice, and the emotional armor many are forced to wear in spaces that fail to honor full humanity. Her story challenges us to move beyond optics and into a deeper understanding of inclusion rooted in trust, care, and truth-telling.
We follow Amy into the healing spaces she’s reclaimed—like yoga, hiking, and sound baths—where rest becomes a radical act of resistance. She speaks to the transformative power of sisterhood, creativity, and ancestral connection as essential tools for resilience and collective liberation.
This episode is a call to action for leaders and listeners alike: to center lived experience, honor Black wisdom, and nurture spaces where wellness and justice are not at odds. Dr. Amy reminds us that authentic change starts with inner alignment and is sustained by community, courage, and care.
Join us in listening deeply to Dr. Amy’s story—and in recommitting to the work of meaningful, embodied equity.
FInd out more about Dr Amy and her business here: https://www.apcoachingconsulting.com/
