Madeline McCray

Madeline McCray is an actress, writer, producer, wellness activist, narrator, and lifestyle coach. She's known for producing international performing arts festivals, conference panels on domestic violence, and mental health awareness forums. McCray is also the author of the self-help book Healthy Women Rock: How to Live the Life You Desire and Deserve, and her tour de force solo play A Dream to Fly: Inspired by the Life and Times of Bessie Coleman, which she's had the pleasure to perform on college campuses, theaters, and arts festivals throughout the US and Caribbean. Madeline received a Best Supporting Actress Award in a Short Film (Fake Trees) from the Fusion International Film Festival and serves as artist in residence for The New Light Theatre Company in New York.

Born in Harlem, New York, Madeline became an orphan at age fourteen when her mother suffered a fatal heart attack. Her journey forward includes: surviving domestic abuse, the pain of losing childhood friends to heroin drug overdoses, and giving birth to two beautiful sons, divorcing their father, and then moving forward with unstoppable energy. Her maverick mindset and insatiable desire to help people look beyond challenges to step into their power are the hallmarks of her successful coaching system.

McCray incorporates techniques from thirty-plus years of entertainment industry training and wellness wisdom to empower clients. Madeline is a clear, compassionate communicator who works with clients online, teaching guided meditation, personal development, new career strategic planning, and body transformation. She's a proud mom who beams at the mention of her grandchildren.