About Angie Alderman

Thought Leader & Author

𝐀𝐧𝐠𝐢𝐞 is an accredited executive coach, BACP-accredited therapist, Angerologist®, and assessor who bridges the gap between coaching psychology and psychotherapy. Angie works with high-performing leaders and organisations to create meaningful, sustainable change, especially where performance, pressure, and emotional complexity intersect.

Her work spans UK Parliament, the BBC, Meta, Google, AstraZeneca, UCL, and Oxford University, BCG and EY. Angie also leads train-the-trainer programmes for the NHS and has contributed to the Wellcome Trust–funded research projects in collaboration with universities including Oxford and Swansea. Known for her warm, inclusive style.

Angie is recognised for her ability to unlock peak performance in a high-pressure environment. Her work is grounded in research and practical application, bringing authenticity, integrity, and a results-oriented approach to the art of executive coaching. Angie empowers leaders to leverage emotions as catalysts for authentic leadership and resilience. This enables them to develop the mental fortitude needed to thrive in challenging and volatile markets.

As a supervisor, therapist, and neurodiversity specialist, Angie offers a unique combination of leadership coaching, mental health expertise, and a deep understanding of human behaviour. She is a recognised speaker and thought leader, offering insights on complex emotions, leadership, and workplace wellbeing through her podcast, writings, and public engagements.