Biofield Tuning is a sound-based practice developed by researcher and practitioner Eileen Day McKusick over more than 25 years of clinical observation.
The term biofield refers to the body's electrical system in its entirety — the electrical current that runs through the body and the magnetic field that surrounds it. Biofield Tuning works directly with this system, which McKusick describes as inextricably connected with the conscious and subconscious mind, including memory and emotional experience.
During a session, a practitioner activates a tuning fork and works slowly through the biofield — the field surrounding and interpenetrating the physical body — beginning from several feet away. The practitioner listens for changes in the sound of the fork and feels for areas of turbulence or resistance. When turbulence is identified, the steady, coherent frequency of the fork is held in that area.
According to McKusick's model, the body's own organising intelligence uses this coherent frequency to self-regulate. As resistance resolves, people tend to relax, breathe more freely and often report a sense of lightness or ease.
The body leads. The practitioner follows. What needs attention tends to make itself known.
Some clients report noticing a reduction in feelings of tension or anxiousness during or after sessions. Others notice very little. Responses vary widely between individuals.
Biofield Tuning is not a medical treatment and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any medical condition or psychological disorder.