Biofield Tuning is a sound and vibrational healing method that uses tuning forks to help relieve emotional and physical stress. Your biofield is the electromagnetic energy field that surrounds your body. It is inextricably connected with your conscious and subconscious mind, including all of your memories.

A tuning fork introduces a coherent sound into the energy field allowing the body’s nervous system to release subtle or "frozen" energy that is creating dissonance in our lives. Activating a tuning fork in the biofield offers your body the information it needs to recalibrate itself.

With Biofield Tuning, we can listen to the sounds produced by the tuning forks and hear the tonal soundtrack of any period of our lives, and we can make adjustments. Because of the way our memories and experiences are stored, we can work with them whether we consciously remember them or not. Biofield Tuning is an excellent way to resolve issues that have remained unchanged, even after extensive work in psychotherapy, bodywork, etc.

While it’s not possible to provide any guarantees, the outcome of this targeted sonic-induced relaxation can be immediate and profound, reducing anxiousness, heaviness, discomfort, and other distresses during the session, with other benefits unfolding in the days following a session. Results can be both short term as well as long term and sometimes permanent. The effects of multiple sessions are cumulative and a minimum of three sessions within 1-2 months is generally recommended but not required. Optimally, 6 sessions would allow for a cumulative, more thorough clearing, with "tune-ups" every 3-6 months, bi-annually or annually.

During a Biofield Tuning session, a client lies fully clothed on a treatment table while the practitioner slowly scans the body and biofield with an activated tuning fork. Sessions typically last for 75 minutes and are open to all ages. Here are the instructions for Post Care following a session.

If you have a pacemaker, recent concussion (within 6 months), are pregnant, or terminally ill this modality is not recommended.