Stats –

Training Practitioners Since 1998

Number of Employees: 4

FSM Practitioners Trained by Dr. McMakin – Over 4,000 

Countries Training is Available  – United States, United Kingdom, Taiwan, Germany, Italy, Australia, Mexico

Countries with Trained FSM Practitioners – United States, United Kingdom, Taiwan, Germany, Italy, Australia, Greece, Japan, Kuwait, Mexico

Courses Offered – FSM Core (live and video), FSM Advanced (live and video), FSM Sports, FSM Instructor

Specialty Events – Bi-annual FSM Symposium, FSM Workshops, Webinars

Books Available – 2

History –

Carolyn McMakin – Carolyn McMakin decided to pursue her life-long dream at age forty, when she started
pre-med and enrolled in Western States Chiropractic College. After beginning her
practice, she taught a course at Portland State University on the diagnosis and
treatment of fibromyalgia and myofascial pain and began seeing a much more complex
pain patient population.
In 1996, she began treating these patients using frequencies resurrected from a list
created in the 1920s. After teaching the frequencies and treatment protocols to
determine if they were reproducible, she presented her results at the American Back
Society national meeting and published the first fifty cases of neck pain in August 1998.
In 1999, she discovered one specific frequency treatment protocol that would eliminate
the full body pain of fibromyalgia associated with spine trauma in sixty minutes.
Because these results were reproducible, she has continued to present cases and
teach seminars since 1999, and physicians and practitioners all over the world are using
them to help their patients.
Her text book “Frequency Specific Microcurrent in Pain Management” published by
Elsevier was released in 2010. Her second book, “The Resonance Effect” also
published by Elsevier was released in 2017.
In addition to treating patients and publishing articles, she has taught courses on
Frequency Specific Microcurrent therapy around the world and now maintains a part-time
practice in Portland, Oregon.