Tuning Fork Therapy

Tuning Fork Reflexology & Sound Therapy

I provide Tuning Fork Reflexology and Cranial Resonance, using tuning forks by BioSonics.

I have chosen to work with these particular tuning forks because they are beautifully precise and deeply respectful of the body’s natural intelligence. They recognise that harmony in music, ratios, proportion and vibration mirrors the harmony in nature and therefore in the human body also.

These forks gently encourage coherence within the nervous system and subtle energy body. Rather than forcing change, the tuning sound invites the body into a state of self-correction, balance, and homeostasis of which completely aligns with my work as a Reflexology and Holistic Therapist.

During a reflexology session the tuning fork may be placed on or near to relevant reflexology reflex points. During a Cranial & Body resonance session the forks glide over the body and Cranium bathing the nervous system in vibration.

Broadly speaking the tuning forks may help to:

Support nervous system regulation and deep relaxation
Enhance the effectiveness of reflexology treatments
Encourage coherent cellular communication through frequency
Calm mental overactivity and emotional stress
Promote a sense of clarity, balance, and wellbeing

I work as a reflexologist offering tuning fork sound therapy in both Frieth, a beautiful village in the Hambledon valley close, Lane End and Marlow with an additional treatment room in Henley town adjacent to BodyWise Health food store.

My approach blends traditional reflexology, cranial theory with subtle sound therapy, creating sessions that support both physical and energetic wellbeing, while remaining gentle and accessible.

Biosonic tuning forks offer a refined way to deepen therapeutic outcomes, always honouring the body’s innate wisdom.

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Contraindications & Things to Consider

Tuning fork therapy is non-invasive and subtle. However, the following considerations apply:

Pregnancy: Tuning forks may be used gently, but not directly on the abdomen
Pacemakers or implanted electronic devices: Forks should not be applied directly over implanted devices
Epilepsy or seizure disorders: Sound and vibration may be stimulating for some individuals; sessions should be adapted and used with care
Recent surgery or acute inflammation: Forks should not be applied directly over affected areas
Severe mental health conditions: Including acute psychosis or dissociation — sound work should only be undertaken with appropriate medical support
Sensitivity to sound or vibration: Sessions can always be adapted, shortened, or stopped

Want to know more? My Motivation for Sound Therapy

My relationship with sound goes back many years. In fact, my first job was working as an Entertainment Agent, a role I loved and stayed in for eight years. I was surrounded by music and grew to learn in many ways how music could profoundly benefit individuals and even crowds!

In 2008, after sadly leaving the Entertainment agency and moving to Brighton, I bought my first singing bowl a Heart Chakra OM bowl, a doorway opened.

In 2011, I was introduced to the late, great Cornelius, Gong Master of Silent Sounds. Through him, I had the privilege of learning about gongs, bowls, chanting, and the deep transformational power of sound. An important part of this work was learning to attune sessions to the cycles of the moon, recognising how rhythm, intention, and sound shift in potency across the lunar phases, and how these cycles subtly influence the nervous system, emotions, and energy body.

It was also around this time that I realised sound work could become an expensive hobby!! and one that requires a great deal of space to house gongs. So I bought my first set of tuning forks.

Now, there are tuning forks… and then there are tuning forks. Today, I find myself working with the latter thankfully.

I have been deeply inspired by the work of John Beaulieu of BioSonics along the way. Their approach fits seamlessly with reflexology, allowing me to work with subtle-body resonance and nervous system regulation in increasingly refined and supportive ways. Earlier this year I had the privilege of training with them, so fabulous was the experience I plan to do more!

This is mainly because I feel we find ourselves living through a sound revolution. Emerging research continues to show that the body communicates at a cellular level through frequency. There are coherent and incoherent sound patterns, and my intention with tuning fork therapy is always to guide the body back toward coherent homeostasis — a state of balance, harmony, and self-regulation.

Tuning fork therapy is incredibly gentle, deeply calming, and often uplifting. It works beautifully as a stand-alone treatment and integrates exceptionally well with reflexology.