Raele Altano

Raele Altano (pronounced “Ra-yell”) is a twice-certified communication coach, content creator, and founder of Well With Raele Coaching. She helps women boost their speaking skills and social confidence—particularly those who have never quite fit in or often feel like they’re on the outside looking in.

As a first-generation American from a blended family, Altano understands what it’s like to navigate spaces where you feel different, and the unspoken challenges women face when trying to find their voice, advocate for themselves, and be taken seriously. Her work focuses on the real-life moments that matter most: from boundary-crossing questions and culturally loaded conversations to everyday interactions like making small talk or gracefully exiting a conversation.

Altano's 4-part approach addresses mindset, what to say, how to say it, and how to handle what comes next, equipping clients with practical tools they can use in the moment to feel grounded and capable in any interaction. She holds coaching certifications from the Coach Training Alliance (ICF-accredited) and 3V Communications and is a member of the International Coaching Federation, New York City chapter. She works with individuals through 1:1 coaching, leads group intensives on social confidence and boundary-setting, and facilitates workshops for corporate teams and nonprofits focused on navigating interpersonal dynamics in the workplace. Clients often describe Altano as their advocate and trusted guide—someone who sees their situation clearly, tells the truth with care, and helps them move forward with confidence.

Altano has built a community of over 700,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok, where she shares relatable scenarios, practical scripts, and communication strategies for women who want to feel more grounded, confident, and at ease being themselves. Her work has been featured in TIME, Newsweek, Apartment Therapy, Daily Mail, and more. She is an alumna of Pace University and lives in New Jersey with her husband and two young sons, where there’s never a dull (or quiet) moment.