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News
Acutonics Sound Healing Levels II and III at Kootenay Bay
31 Aug, 2016
Below is Osamu Moriyama’s diary of his experience earlier this year at the Acutonics Levels II and III workshops, which were led by Theresa Lee and Ron LaPlace in Kootenay Bay, British Columbia, Canada. Osamu is a sound healer and certified Acutonics practitioner, as well as a Reiki healer, musician, and shaman. (This is a slightly edited version of Osamu’s blog, the original of which can be found at: motherearthsound.com.)
Autumn Inspiration
1 Aug, 2016
We are nearing the Autumnal Equinox, a time when the harvest is in process. Even here in the Northwest US there are signs of leaves falling this year as early as late August. The yang of Summer is turning toward a more yin time when energy moves more inward.
Press Release: New Website Launch
17 Jun, 2015
Acutonics Institute of Integrative Medicine, located in Llano New Mexico, is pleased to announce the launch of their new website on June 16, 2015 to continue to spread the popularity of Acutonics nationally and internationally.
The Wu Project
18 Feb, 2015
The Wu Project was founded by Senior Acutonics faculty member Dr. Alicia Villamarin and her colleague Dr. Maria Romero to bring healthcare and hope to impoverished areas of the world. They recently completed their first mission to Upper Mustang, Nepal.