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Biofield Tuning Institute
Eileen McKusick's school for biofield tuning: a four-level training with certified practitioners worldwide
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About
The Biofield Tuning Institute is the school and research home of Biofield Tuning, the sound-therapy method developed by researcher and inventor Eileen Day McKusick. The practice uses precision tuning forks, sounded in the biofield (the electromagnetic field around the body), to locate areas of noise and resistance and bring them into coherence, and the institute describes its approach as sound therapy training and tools for working with the biofield, backed by published research including McKusick's master's thesis.
Training runs on a formal ladder: Level 1 Foundations, Level 2 Practitioner Training, Level 3 Advanced Module and Level 4 Mastering Artistry, taught by a named instructor team with classes running through the year. Graduates join a certified practitioner directory, and the institute offers a clinic, live and recorded audio sessions, and a self-care pathway for people who want the work without full training.
The institute also runs a store of American-made tuning forks and its Sonic Slider tool, publishes recipient, student and audio-session testimonials, maintains a research page, and books McKusick for speaking engagements. It is the category-defining institution for a method that grew from one practitioner's research into a global certified practice. The institution's stated mission: Sound therapy training and tools for working with the biofield.
Mission
Sound therapy training and tools for working with the biofield.
History
The institute grew from Eileen Day McKusick's research into the human biofield, published in her master's thesis and books, into a four-level practitioner training (Foundations, Practitioner, Advanced, Mastering Artistry) with a certified practitioner directory, clinic, audio sessions, and a store of American-made tuning forks.