Advanced Biofield Tuning & Practitioner Training
"Pioneer who mapped the human biofield anatomy through 20 years of clinical observation"
Eileen Day McKusick is an empirical researcher who mapped the "Biofield Anatomy" over 20 years of clinical observation.
She discovered that specific emotions correlate to specific distances from the body—for example, sad memories are often found off the left shoulder. Her groundbreaking work, documented in her book "Tuning the Human Biofield," provides a framework for understanding how trauma is stored as "standing waves" or static in the magnetic field surrounding the body.
McKusick uses weighted tuning forks to scan the field. When the fork encounters "dissonance" (static/trauma), she uses the coherent frequency of the fork to entrain the body's field back to order. She reframes the body as a battery; trauma drains the voltage, and tuning recharges it, restoring "Electric Health." As the founder of Biofield Tuning, McKusick has trained thousands of practitioners worldwide in her methodology.
Her work represents a significant contribution to the emerging field of biofield science, providing both a theoretical framework and practical tools for working with the body's subtle energy systems. Her approach offers a bridge between sound healing traditions and modern physics concepts of resonance and coherence.