About Jeremy
Jeremy Morton is a neurophysiologist, artist, and health and wellness coach whose work examines how humans sense, interpret information, move, and respond.
The through line
In the operating room, Jeremy monitors changing neurological signals during brain and spine surgery. The work asks for precision, context, and respect for the boundary between what a signal shows and what it does not.
In the studio, he works with material, texture, movement, and perception. In coaching, workshops, and retreats, he helps people become more curious about the information already available through attention, sensation, behavior, and environment.
These practices are not interchangeable. They share a disciplined interest in how experience is formed, and in what becomes possible when we observe before we intervene.
Neurophysiology
Jeremy has worked in intraoperative neurophysiology since 2015 and is board-certified in neurophysiologic intraoperative monitoring (CNIM). This clinical background informs his perspective, but his coaching and educational work are not medical care.
Coaching + movement
His Stanford health and wellness coaching education and Stanford YogaX training support a collaborative approach to goals, behavior, movement, and sustainable action. The client remains the expert in their own life.
Art
Jeremy’s contemporary art practice works through painting, relief, sound, scent, and immersive environments. It gives perception, memory, pressure, and partial revelation a material vocabulary.
Live work
Retreats, workshops, and guided practices bring these perspectives into shared space. Participants are invited to notice, compare, and discover what is useful without being told what they should feel.
A useful framework
These five movements help organize Jeremy’s work. They are not a proprietary method or a promise of a particular outcome. They are a practical way to meet experience with more curiosity and less force.
Jeremy does not diagnose or treat neurological, medical, or psychological conditions through coaching, workshops, or retreats.
Independent art practice
Visit Jeremy’s dedicated art site for current work, exhibitions, and studio inquiries.
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