Jorgelina Zeoli

Jorgelina Zeoli was born in New York to Argentinean parents. The family returned to their country of origin when she was two years old. In 1979, she came back to the United States with a scholarship to the New England Conservatory of Music. She is a former concert organist and singer. A survivor of military violence, childhood trauma and clergy sexual abuse, in 2005 Jorgelina began making public her healing journey without meds through inspirational memoirs, films, video series and music under the umbrella "Dawn of the Broken Heart." Her work integrates creativity, spirituality and psychological insights from over two decades in therapy. Her style portrays the fragmentation/integration of the traumatized mind, weaving into her life story poetry, prose, humor, therapy sessions, the magical world of her inner child and channeled conversations with God. Her later writings depart from trauma transitioning into soul evolution. She is a recipient of a Mass Cultural Council grant and her books are in the Schlesinger Library that illuminates the lives of American women past and present (Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Studies, Harvard University). She is a holistic life coach and a Rockport resident in Massachusetts, USA.

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