Bioresonance
in the hills
Balancing Your Body
with Bioresonance
Bioresonance uses light and sound energy to correct the electromagnetic balance of the body. It is gentle and non-invasive, and can be used with children and in pregnancy.
The technology is relatively new in Australia but is widely used in Europe and in Russia. It incorporates knowledge from traditional methods (including acupuncture, homeopathy and herbal medicine) and western science.
Based on physics, it offers an entirely different approach to the chemistry based health care dominant in western countries. It works on electronics, with the underlying concept that every living organism, organ, tissue and cell has its own electronic signature.
Our body is an electrical system that is affected by everything in our internal and external environment, including our food and water, emotional state and thoughts. Micro-organisms come and go, and we are surrounded by electronic gadgetry and wiring. All of these affect the electronic balance in our body and the cells' ability to fulfill their natural role.
Bioresonance offers a way of correcting such imbalances. It creates an alkaline environment and reduces inflammation. Bacteria, viruses and parasites are easily detected and effectively discouraged.
Instant feedback is given with a visual display representing conditions in different organs and cells. This can take the mystery out of what is going on in our body and why we feel unwell.
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A treatment takes about 90 minutes, and is deeply relaxing. We keep our rates low with the aim of being affordable.



We operate from two bases in the hills - Maleny in south-east Queensland, and The Dandenongs east of Melbourne.
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For more information about the treatment, how it works, the machine we use or general information, please read on and send any questions. We welcome your queries.
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Your practitioner:
Shivanii Cameron
I am a qualified and practising teacher, and over the years have had a developing interest in health and well-being. I've also been a passionate advocate for the natural environment and for community development. Projects I took on became all-consuming passionate missions, which took their toll on my personal health. You'll see my story in my blog.
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I now work to find and maintain balance, and it is work, with moment by moment choices ongoingly. Bioresonance is an ongoing part of that for both myself and my family members. Equally important are daily practices including yoga and meditation, mindfulness, physical exercise and nutrition. I also make use of mineral therapy and emotional freedom technique (EFT).
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These are all techniques which I share with others. I have the philosophy that if I'm not doing something myself, I can't advise others to do it. Maybe it's because I'm a teacher, but I find that the things I'm passionately interested in I always want to share with others. Somehow the health of the people around me and my personal health are interconnectedly entwined, and that seems to support us all.
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I am a member of International Institute for Complementary Therapists (IICT) as a qualified Bioresonance therapist. I'm an ongoing student of health, and am currently completing a Degree in Health Sciences (Western Herbal Medicine) with Southern School of Natural Therapy (SSNT). Other qualifications include a postgraduate diploma in International and Community Development (Deakin University).
