Biofield Tuning

How Sound Therapy Works

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Sounds have vibrations that affect us on a mental, emotional and physiological level. We all know how loud, jarring noises can ‘set us on edge’, making our bodies tense and stressed, while the sound of birdsong can induce feelings of peace and well-being. The same is true of music: different types of music affect on our minds and bodies in different ways, some energizing and enlivening us, others soothing our nervous systems and evoking feelings of calm.

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How does this happen? There is evidence to suggest that frequencies can significantly alter our brain waves. Certain  frequencies can shift chaotic and agitated wave patterns to a calmer, more harmonious state which positively impacts our breathing, heart rate, blood pressure and the functioning of our immune system. By harnessing these beneficial frequencies and vibrations sound therapy can promote states of rest and relaxation, which in turn boost the body's natural capacity for healing.

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The Human Biofield

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The term ‘biofield’ was first defined in 1994 by a panel of scientists at the National Institutes of Health (NIH). It describes the field of energy and information that surrounds and interpenetrates the human body, and which serves as a blueprint to guide and regulate the body’s systems, keeping  them in an optimal state of alignment and balance.

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Biofield Tuning

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Biofield Tuning is a specialized sound therapy method developed by electric health pioneer Eileen McKusick. It centres on the premise that the body is like a battery that needs a strong electrical charge to function optimally. Like a battery, our bodies create a magnetic field which we call the ‘biofield’ or ‘aura’. By using specially crafted tuning forks, a trained practitioner can help detect and release blockages, imbalances or tension in the biofield, which can help to alleviate the corresponding physical and emotional symptoms. Mostly, the tuning forks are used to 'comb' through the energy field, however sessions may also involve placing weighted tuning forks directly on the body. People generally find this to be a deeply relaxing and restorative experience.​

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What Happens During A Session?

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The process of Biofield Tuning is powerful but non-invasive, with no physical manipulation and minimal contact with the physical body. Sessions are carried out fully clothed, either seated or lying down. For the majority of the time I will be working off the body, using the tuning forks to 'comb' through the field, detecting areas of stuckness or dis-harmony and allowing the forks to bring these back into a state of coherence and resonance. At times it can also be beneficial to apply the forks directly to the body. This is always done with permission, and most people find it to be a pleasant and relaxing experience.

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How Many Sessions Do I Need?

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As with most complementary therapies, Biofield Tuning is most effective as a course of treatment. Depending on the nature and severity of the issue, an initial 4 or 6 sessions are recommended, generally over a period of 6-8 weeks. Many clients then choose to continue with ad hoc sessions as part of their well-being routine.

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Biofield Tuning sessions can be either in-person at my practice in Bath in Somerset, or on-line via Zoom. While it might seem surprising that this kind of therapy could work remotely, experience has shown that it can be highly effective. Many clients experience physical and energetic shifts while I'm working around the 'virtual' body, and the majority feel calmer and more centred at the end of the session, in spite of not being physically present in the room.

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The first session is 75 minutes, with follow-up appointments of either 60 minutes or 75 minutes.

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Please get in touch if you'd like to know more about 

Biofield Tuning or to book a session.

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