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OnlineOrange Moon Coaching provides individuals with tools for self-reflection, discovery, and identification through individual and group sessions. We believe you are not meant to fit someone else’s path but to uncover and define your own. Working with lead coach and founder Stephane Duret, you’ll gain support and clarity to chart your career and life uniquely. Stephane Duret is an empathetic performer, educator, and life coach from Miami with roots in Haiti. Seen in the Tony Award-winning Kinky Boots on Broadway, he is also Founder and Executive Director of KAISER’S ROOM, a nonprofit offering arts programming to people with cognitive and developmental disabilities. Inspired by Kaiser, he continues creating inclusive spaces in arts, classrooms, and workplaces. Passionate about helping others connect with themselves and each other, Stephane now lives in Bloomfield, NJ with his husband Max, daughter Esmé Sofia, and their dog Cooper.
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One-on-One Coaching
Whether through performance or motivational life coaching, Stephane loves to acknowledge and accept where his clients are with appreciation and curiosity. Using exercises and activities he’s developed as a working actor and performing arts educator in disability classrooms, Stephane focuses on the human experience, to regulate the body, then use the client’s intrinsic intuition to deliver a powerful presentation or figure out the next move in their life’s journey.
Inclusivity Group Training Sessions
Whether a small group of teaching artists looking for inclusive practices in their arts classrooms or C-suite executives of a corporation looking to improve workplace culture and conflict resolution, Stephane runs his workshops keeping the human at the forefront of the mind. He uses sensory regulating activities to model empathy and group exercises that boost communication and adopt creative problem-solving into a practice.
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Stephane is a Black LGBTQIA+ man born of Haitian-American parents (first-generation father’s side, second-generation mother’s). As a motivational coach, educator, founder and executive director of a NYC nonprofit offering arts programming for the disabled community, and a trained Broadway performer, he can speak from many marginalized perspectives. Topics include inclusive practices with neuro-distinct children, surviving homophobia, and building businesses & homes as a marginalized individual.