🎶 Song of the Spine – Set of 12 Tuning Forks (with Hz)
The Song of the Spine Tuning Fork Set is a specialized collection of twelve precision-tuned forks designed for spinal bone toning and vibrational resonance work. This system was developed by Dr. June Leslie Wieder and is used to tone individual vertebrae using their specific resonant frequencies.
🦴 Bone Toning the Spine with Song of the Spine Tuning Forks
Bone toning can be performed before or after massage, bodywork, acupuncture, or chiropractic treatment. Muscle testing is used to determine whether a vertebra may benefit from toning. One vertebra, multiple vertebrae, or the entire spine may be toned depending on the assessment.
Each vertebra should be toned only with its resonant frequency. The vibrations from the tuning fork may help restore the bone’s natural resonance and may also alter the frequency of nerve impulses.
Client complaints may also help identify the spinal region that requires toning. For example:
- Headache may indicate cervical vertebrae C1 or C2
- Lung-related issues may relate to thoracic vertebrae T1 or T2
- Heart-related issues may correspond to T2, T3, or T4
💪 Muscle Testing Method
To conduct muscle testing, ask the individual to extend one arm straight out. Place your hand on top of the wrist and ask the person to resist gentle downward pressure.
- If the arm locks → the response is strong
- If the arm collapses → the response is weak
When a client is lying down, muscle testing may be performed on a raised leg:
- Upper and middle spine → test using the arm
- Lower spine → test using the leg
To check a vertebra, touch it gently with one or two fingers while performing muscle testing. A weak response may indicate that bone toning could be beneficial.
🔔 Bone Toning Procedure
- Identify the vertebra requiring toning
- Select only the tuning fork marked for that vertebra
- Strike the fork gently against a hard rubber activator
- Place the stem on the skin above the vertebra for 10–20 seconds
- Repeat 2–3 times
- Re-test using muscle testing
If the response remains weak, repeat the process. If the response becomes strong, the toning has been successful.
Treatment may be repeated at regular intervals until the body regains a balanced, homeostatic state.
🔢 Engravings on the 12 Tuning Forks
Each tuning fork is permanently engraved with the following vertebral pairs:
| Tuning Fork | Engraving |
|---|---|
| Fork 1 | C1 , T1 |
| Fork 2 | C2 , T2 |
| Fork 3 | C3 , T3 |
| Fork 4 | C4 , T4 |
| Fork 5 | C5 , T5 |
| Fork 6 | C6 , T6 |
| Fork 7 | C7 , T7 |
| Fork 8 | T8 , L1 |
| Fork 9 | T9 , L2 |
| Fork 10 | T10 , L3 |
| Fork 11 | T11 , L4 |
| Fork 12 | T12 , L5 |
👩⚕️ About Dr. June Leslie Wieder
Dr. June Leslie Wieder has extensively studied the relationships between sound, movement, and form and how they relate to health and healing. A classically trained pianist, she is currently studying the violin and has worked in the health field for over 20 years.
She earned a B.Sc. in Psychology from Brooklyn College and worked in the mental health field before graduating from the Swedish Institute of Massage. She has taught medical massage in California and was personally trained in the Trager Approach® by Milton Trager, practicing it for 18 years.
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