Jorie Morgan

(they/them)

Jorie is a queer trauma survivor who believes that sensitivity and creativity are superpowers, and they use these tools in sound healing work to restore health to others and themselves. As a highly sensitive person (HSP), they have been both drawn to and challenged by most sound healing methods. So they set out to create sound healing experiences for other sensitive souls. Jorie uses a combination of crystal bowls, temple bells, and chimes. These instruments work with the principals of resonance, entrainment, and cellular healing in promoting general relaxation, resetting the nervous system, restoring mental clarity, and aiding in cellular restoration. Jorie's sound baths are touch-free and mindful of potential reactivity to dissonance, binaurals, and overplaying.

As an visual and performing artist, Jorie pulls from their background in music, composition, and improvisation to create experiences that are as artistic as they are healing. They compose each sound bath (whether one-on-one or group) using specific musical intervals known to embrace, release, and call in different emotional and physical states. This musical approach combines seamlessly with the inherent healing capabilities of the instruments.

Jorie is a member of the Survivor Arts Collective and is committed to collaborating with and accompanying fellow sensitives and survivors as we all move towards embodiment and healing.

Learn more about Jorie at www.joriemorgan.com.

Credentials:

• Certified in Sound Healing 

• Certified in Crystal Bowl Healing

• Former licensed Massage Therapist and graduate of Muscular Therapy Institute of Cambridge’s 1400 hour training program

• Bachelor of Arts, Oberlin College