Memory Café Series: A Memory Café is a warm, inclusive space for older adults living with memory changes and their care partners. These gatherings create opportunities for connection, creativity, and supportive activities that enhance emotional and cognitive well-being.

Moira will lead Sound + Somatic Healing sessions, integrating therapeutic sound, gentle movement, and mindful awareness to encourage grounding, relaxation, and presence.

Upcoming Event:
December 29 – Jamaica Plain BPL Branch

These sessions are sponsored by WWMU in partnership with Age Strong Boston, and hosted by the Boston Public Library

Sound Therapy Certification

(in person training)

This two-day, in-person certification training is designed for professionals in healthcare, mental health, movement, and holistic wellness fields who wish to incorporate sound therapy into their practice.

The program integrates clinical and somatic applications of sound, offering evidence-informed tools to support nervous system regulation, trauma recovery, and mind-body integration.

Participants will explore therapeutic sound protocols, trauma-informed facilitation, and somatic sequences that combine mindfulness, movement, breath, and sound therapy.

Certified by the Bioregulatory Medicine Institute and eligible for Continuing Education (CE) credits through Yoga Alliance, the program integrates both clinical and somatic applications of sound.

Grounded in research and developed through a trauma-informed lens, this immersive training explores how audible and vibrational sound can be used as a therapeutic tool to support nervous system regulation, trauma recovery, and mind-body integration.

Participants will receive educational materials, resources, and a comprehensive workbook.

Instruments for practice will be provided by the instructor during the training.

Throughout the program, participants will:

• Learn evidence-informed protocols for integrating sound therapy into somatic practices

• Explore sound-based tools for nervous system support and self-regulation

• Practice trauma-informed facilitation techniques

• Engage in movement, breath, and sound sequences designed to promote embodied healing

• Deepen their understanding of the science behind vibrational healing and neurophysiological regulation