Georgi-Ann Morgan, music therapist, is committed to harnessing the power of music to facilitate healing and enhance well-being. She holds a bachelor's degree in Psychology from the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill campus, and a master's degree in Music Therapy from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, UK. With over a decade of experience, Georgi-Ann is an HCPC and CPAM registered music therapist based in Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands.

Georgi-Ann is the first Caymanian music therapist and for a decade, has been instrumental in pioneering music therapy initiatives within the Department of Education Services, in the first Music Therapy post created. Her work focuses on serving diverse populations, including children and adolescents with special needs and mental health challenges, and adults working in helping professions. Georgi-Ann specializes in crafting personalized music interventions to address emotional, cognitive, and social goals, fostering growth and empowerment in her clients.

Beyond her clinical practice, Georgi- Ann is deeply committed to mentoring aspiring music therapists, particularly local youth, and advocates for the importance of music therapy in emotional well-being and is a recent contributor to a chapter in the book 'Colonialism and Music Therapy.' As a wife and mother, she holds a profound empathy for mothers navigating the complexities of postpartum experiences and will host an upcoming series of sessions for persons currently on that journey. In addition to her professional endeavors, Georgi-Ann enjoys music listening as well as making music and prioritizes the well-being of those in the helping professions, offering music therapy sessions for school staff. She is the founder of CPAT which has been absorbed into the CMC collective.

As a member of the CMC Collective, she will be offering music therapy sessions including the bespoke programme designed specifically for mothers experiencing postpartum.