Frequency Medicine with Siobhan Mackenzie

Who is Siobhan?

Siobhan came to frequency medicine by a circuitous route. While working in the field of writing and research, Siobhan met her partner, who was electrosensitive, and discovered that, A, it was quite a common problem, and B, she could make EMF protective clothing for her partner, and also sell it to others. That business started in 2019 and took off during the lockdown. Increasingly, however, Siobhan was nagged by the misgiving that just wrapping yourself in protective clothing or shielding your house was not enough, and more needed to be done to make the body more resilient to the increasing electrosmog in our environment.

With her partner, Kit, Siobhan began to look more closely at the beneficial frequencies she knew existed, and found that there were several machines that could help with resilience, but also much more than that. The Frequency Medicine Centre is the result of over 3 years of learning and study, which is always ongoing, as there is so much more to know.

My partner and I founded Frequency Medicine Centre in Glastonbury. This year we opened a second centre in Basingstoke and a pop up in Bridport. We will be opening another centre in Weston Super Mare soon.

This concept is entirely community focused, and the business model does not follow an old paradigm. We run the centres as Private Members Associations. It begins with the community, and people who are guided or inspired to learn about frequency healing for themselves can become volunteers. The volunteers take advantage of the machines to begin their own healing journey as part of the volunteer package. Their personal experience is both a learning curve for them and becomes a way to inspire others. Any profit is both shared and used to expand.

Our vision is to have affordable frequency medicine for as many people as possible. We want to work with others who are interested in having their own centre among their own alternative groups. We want to help them get started.

So many people are becoming disenchanted with, and leaving the NHS, and seeking an alternative. Many of the private alternatives are just too expensive for the average person, especially if they need intensive care in their journey. We encourage health sovereignty, which means taking control of your own health and educating yourself. We help facilitate that journey by offering wellness solutions and continuing to improve our own knowledge so we can share our wisdom, or signpost to those who are more knowledgeable.

We are building a library of alternative healing books in our centres. Glastonbury has the biggest library with an eclectic mix of volumes on many aspects of health, nutrition, and alternative viewpoints.