I’m Michelle Maree - Embodied Speaker Coach, Post-Traumatic Growth Specialist, and midlife voice liberator for women with something to say. My work lives at the intersection of nervous system capacity, trauma healing, voice activation, and embodied leadership. I help women reclaim the voice that got buried under perfectionism, people-pleasing, survival patterns, and the fear of being “too much.”

"You are not broken. You are becoming."

You don’t need to perform confidence. You already hold deep authority. We clear the blocks that keep your voice from carrying it.

Power is not volume. Power is presence.

I’ve been on stages most of my life - performing since I was seven, then over two decades as a theatre teacher, performer, and director. I’ve directed self-revelatory theatre - raw, personal storytelling on stage - and I know how to shape a message an audience can ride with you. I can spot the resonant moment inside a story and help you deliver it so it lands.

And here’s the honest part.

All those years on the stage didn’t prepare my nervous system to speak as myself. Performing is one thing. Being seen in your truth is another. When I began sharing my own wisdom, perceptions, and bold thoughts, my body shook. My throat tightened. Old survival patterns lit up. I had to do the same work I now offer: meet visibility at the level of the body, build capacity, and bring my voice home - not as a performance, but as presence.

That’s why I returned to this path - a conscious pivot back into embodied speaker coaching. Not to make speakers sound alike, but to help women sound like themselves - regulated, real, and unmistakably true.

I don’t do hype. I don’t mold you into a stage robot. I don’t hand you scripts that flatten your soul.

I mentor truth-tellers. We build voice from the body up, so your message is felt - on stage, on camera, in rooms, and in every conversation that matters.

When your voice and nervous system align, your presence becomes impossible to ignore. That’s the work.

I know my shit and I walk my talk. This isn’t theory. It’s lived practice, honed across therapy rooms, rehearsal halls, and real stages with real stakes.