Molly Noerenberg (McCarthy-Egan)

 

WELCOME! I’M SO GLAD YOU’RE HERE.

Hi, I’m Molly.
I’m a certified life coach, licensed embodiment teacher (Ishtara Body), and soul-expressed voice mentor with over 20 years of experience helping artists, performers, and creatives come home to themselves and their work.

I believe that a full, expressed life isn’t just about what we create - it’s about who we are when we create it.

Whether it’s singing on stage, writing your truth, or simply showing up more fully in your life - I help people reconnect with the voice that lives inside of them: the one that holds their truth, their longing, and their joy.

I’ve always been fascinated by what brings someone alive.

The thing that makes someone’s eyes sparkle and lean in when they’re sharing their truth. The catch of the breath when someone is daring to say something they haven’t spoken out loud before. The magical combination of moments where you’re getting to see someone’s essence, their soul, their power, their beauty.

I started as a professional singer and actor in musical theatre. I loved performing (still do!) - especially telling stories that cracked me open and lit up something bigger than me. That spark is what led me to teaching voice, co-owning the NYC Vocal Studio for 11 years in the heart of Broadway and serving on the Voice Faculty at NYU Steinhardt for nearly a decade.

But the more I worked with creatives, the more I saw that technique alone wasn’t enough.

Most of us don’t get stuck because we’re unskilled.

We get stuck because of what’s happening inside:
the thoughts we believe, the emotions we suppress, the stories we carry, the fear of being truly seen.

The success we crave - artistically, relationally, spiritually - comes from deeper work.

It comes from learning to:

  • Hear and trust your inner voice

  • Regulate your nervous system so you can stay with your full self

  • Honor your body’s wisdom instead of overriding it

  • Create from truth, not performance

  • And feel safe enough to take up space in the world with your art and your presence

This is the heart of my work.
I help people live, create, and express from their truest self - without burning out or leaving parts of themselves behind.

Coaching with me is equal parts deep-seeing and grounded humor. I’ll always be listening for the truth of you - not just the story you’ve been taught to tell. And yes, I will absolutely hold space for your biggest soul questions and your feelings about the latest Below Deck episode. It’s called balance.

Because when you feel safe in your body and clear in your voice?
Everything elevates - your art, your relationships, your confidence, and the way you move through the world.

Let’s help you come home to the version of you that’s been waiting.

Learn more about the whole 1:1 coaching process here!

 
 
 
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The Fine Print

Undergraduate Degree in Vocal Performance: Carnegie Mellon University (2005)

Graduate Degree in Vocal Performance(Musical Theatre): New York University (2007)

Post Masters Certification in Vocal Pedagogy: New York University (2009)

Coaching Certification: Transformational Coaching Method(2015)

Embodiment Certification: Licensed independent Ishtara Body Teacher

Coaching Training: Living Brave Semester with Brene Brown, Desire Map Fascilitator, Wisdom of Story with Glennon Doyle and Brene Brown, Self Compassion training with Kristin Neff, Power of Awareness with Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield, Conscious Loving with Tara Brach and Jack Kornfield

Neurocentric Training: Z Health certifications (Essentials and R-Phase)

Embodiment Work: Ishtara Practice, Deep Somatic Exploration

Meditation: Ziva Method

 
 
 
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Working with Molly has been the most transformational experience of my life. She is thoughtful in her approach and very compassionate and non-judgmental. She creates a safe environment for you to express yourself and really find your authentic self. I know that I can talk to Molly about anything and whatever concerns me, we'll get through it together.

Jeanine Rivera, Trauma coach