I grew up in rural New Hampshire where my connection to the natural world took deep root. As a young adult, I trained at the New England Conservatory of Music and went on to pursue a successful career as a classical singer, performing concerts and principal opera roles in the US and Europe. My name at that time was Beverly Morgan. 

In the early ‘90s, I left that career to embark on a journey of deep personal healing and transformation. I traveled and lived in different parts of the world, pursued training in a range of healing modalities, and sought out leading human potential pioneers, most notably Paul Lowe and Emilie Conrad.  

While living in Berlin, Germany, I formed my own band, began writing music, and facilitated coaching sessions and workshops focused on personal growth through creative expression. Eventually I returned to the US where I continued my independent work, and began teaching college music courses.

In my own life’s journey I have experienced great joy and reward, but also great pain and devastation. Along the way I’ve been nurtured and challenged by therapists, counselors, mentors and guides – each of whom has shared from her/his wisdom and unique gifts. I became a professional mental health counselor to keep paying those gifts forward.

I list my music degrees among my counseling credentials because being an artist is central to who I am and how I see things as a counselor. And, like music, counseling demands that I put the rigor of training at the service of listening, clear communication and, most of all, heart.

Qualifications

Professional Mental Health Counselor, Michigan License #6401224387

National Provider Identifier (NPI) #1699389007

Bachelor of Music in Voice Performance, New England Conservatory of Music

Master of Music in Voice Performance, New England Conservatory of Music

Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, Walden University

Certificate in TeleMental Health & Digital Ethics, Zur Institute