Profiles

Profile and background of Julie Capozzi, a new Associate Acutonics® Practitioner. Julie found out about Acutonics from her neurological chiropractor, and with a Sabbatical from the college where she was teaching felt it was a perfect opportunity to study. “I love the science behind the beautiful sound therapy of the tuning forks. The planetary resonance within our bodies and the communication with our meridians.”

Sharing tuning forks and specific frequencies—both on and off the body—helps individuals connect with their higher selves and quickly build communities across cultures and demographics. In my ideal world, every classroom and ER would have tuning forks by the door. Even teenagers love them!

I think Acutonics is universal and belongs to everyone. I feel my work in ecology and earth energetics has shifted my practice and work. Acutonics supports that deeply and the more I pivot and grow, I feel Acutonics is right there with me. It moves with me, and I move with it. I feel that I am in relationship with the process and unfolding of Acutonics. It isn’t stationary but rather a living breathing system. Acutonics is trademarked and a finite modality sure, but I think it is the dynamic relationship that is formed with a practitioner that brings it to life.

Tracy describes herself as a true northern girl. Born in the very northern part of Ontario Canada she spent most of her life in Northern Alberta. These northern roots permeate into Tracy’s life narrative. As a child she loved dance, music, and fashion. Tracy writes: As a kid I was into dance and music. I loved to sing and dance including tap, jazz, and ballet with a bit of highland dancing, too. I danced competitively for nine years and was a dance teacher until I was twenty years old, when a knee injury damaged my knee.

Christine Rodrigue, R.Ac. and Doctor of Acupuncture, has had a “winding road” of a journey to where she is now. She began her Acutonics studies in 2019 and has studied with Theresa Lee Morris, Will Morris, and Erin Taylor. Christine’s playfulness shines through in this profile as does her dedication and passion. She has made great contributions through her ongoing work integrating Acupuncture and Acutonics. Theresa Lee Morris wrote, "we really enjoyed having Christine in our classes. She is a serious and dedicated student who brings a wealth of wisdom, experience, and playfulness to our group discussions.”

Carol Kerley-Rimmer, in a synchronistic pairing, learned about Acutonics® playing golf in Nuevo Vallarta, Mexico with Donna and Ellen. Already interested in sound-based therapeutics Carol was surprised to learn of the work we do and engaged enough to commit to travel to New Mexico to take a Level I & II In May of 2019, here at the Mothership. She went on to complete all of her studies with Theresa Lee Morris and Will Morris in Canada. Theresa recommended Carol for Acutonics teacher training, which she completed in May of 2023.

“The world is screaming for a truly integrative and holistic approach to healthcare! Through my work, I want to raise conscious awareness of the environmental ramifications of toxins on chronic inflammatory illnesses, igniting insights about macrocosmic-microcosmic relationships, catalyzing profound healing with true etiological resolution”. — Emily Rowe

It is a great pleasure for me to introduce you to Grace Dion who recently completed her Acutonics studies to become a Certified Acutonics® Practitioner. Grace completed most of her studies with Will Morris and Theresa Lee Morris. Theresa expressed deep respect for Grace, and gratitude to have had Grace as a student: “I have had the pleasure of meeting Grace in person for Acutonics Level I and II prior to spring of 2020. She quickly won over our hearts and those of every student in class. Grace is a great student, a colleague, and someone I would want to study under. She is highly respected in our Acutonics student community and has inspired all of us in her ability to maintain balance through hard times. I am honored and grateful to be part of her journey.”

I have had the pleasure of getting to know Adrienne Irizarry as her thesis mentor, and teacher. Adrienne studied with Theresa Lee Morris and Will Morris, at Kootenay Sound Healing Center in BC, completing all of her coursework to become a Certified Acutonics® Practitioner. Her passion for this modality, and love of teaching, led to her decision to train as an Acutonics Teacher. Adrienne will be offering classes in Northern New England as well as on Zoom.

In November of 2005, Ken Glowacki and Sande McDaniel were neighbors in Chicago. They both attended an Acutonics Level I Class taught by Frances Dachlet and Biz Huiris. Now 17 years later they are both still very much involved with Acutonics. Ken, as a teacher and practitioner and Sande as an integral member of our team. A recent email from Ken, expressing his gratitude for Acutonics, prompted me to think about the many ways that people come to Acutonics and the significant impact it has on people’s lives and work. Below I share Ken’s message of gratitude and more about his life and work.