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  • Home
  • About
    • Practitioners
    • What is Acutonics?
  • Certification Classes
    • Level I: Sound Gates to Meridian Harmonics
    • Level II: Higher Harmonics & the Inner Nature of Tone
    • Level III: Harmonic Attunement
    • Level IV: Advanced Harmonic Applications
    • Level V: Energetic Ethics
    • Level VI: Case Studies & Clinical Documentaries
    • Level VII: Harmonic Pathology
    • Level IX: Sedna
    • Energetics of Points & Meridians
    • 5 Spirits / 5 Elements
    • Hygiea
    • Traversing the Unseen Realms
    • Choosing Maps & Tools: The Power of Intention
    • Certification
    • Audit a Class
  • Forums
  • Classes with Laurie Herron
  • Free Classes & Resources
  • Acutonics Camp
    • Acutonics Camp: General Information
    • Acutonics Camp: Receiving Clinical Hours
    • Acutonics Camp: Elective
    • Acutonics Camp: Teachers
    • Acutonics Camp: Local Area
    • Acutonics Camp: What to Bring
    • Acutonics Camp: FAQ
    • Acutonics Camp: Testimonials
    • Acutonics Camp: Location
    • Acutonics Camp: Gallery
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Acutonics Camp:  What to Bring

For Class:
  • Folding chairs (easy to carry)
  • Flashlight or head lamp
  • Yoga mat, pad or sarong for class
  • Journal and pen for class
For Camping: (This is primitive camping with a porta-potty.  We will provide the kitchen.)
  • Lantern
  • Flashlight
  • Tent with a rain fly
  • Sleeping bag 
  • Pad for under your sleeping bag
  • Ear plugs (really!) - sometimes I-5 is crazy loud in the Shasta valley
For Everyone:
  • Sunscreen
  • Sunglasses
  • Hat
  • Water shoes - important!  Tevas or equivalent for lake and river
  • Hiking shoes or good tennis shoes
  • Bathing suit and towel
  • Water bottle
Food:
  • Cup for warm beverages and glass cold beverages
  • Bowl 
  • Lunch will be provided for everyone
  • Breakfast will be provided for those students who are camping on our land
Please pack:
  • Many layers - we will be hiking above 8,00 feet.  It can be quite hot, 90+ degrees, and could be cool or cold (it could even be in the 40's) - especially if you like star gazing at night.  You may even need gloves and a warm hat - you never know!  For cool mornings, snuggly hang-out clothes are good. 

Mt. Shasta is a casual town.  We will go out for dinner, but no need to dress up.  It is a mountain area - high and dry, so keep hydrated and moisturized.

WEST COAST ACUTONICS
Laurie Herron and Katie Mink, L.Ac.
(510) 816-3731
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