Center for Frequency Specific Studies
About
A group for Frequency Specific Medical Providers to Discuss Research Concepts and Ideas. The Center for Frequency Specific Studies will be a not-for-profit research foundation providing opportunities, collaboration, support, and funding sources for research into Frequency Specific Therapies, including but not limited to frequency specific microcurrent, PEMF, light, laser, sound, and beyond.
This free Practitioners Group is an open invitation to Frequency Specific Microcurrent - trained practitioners to begin the process of exploring research topics and approaches, gain support, collaborate, organize, and establish a pathway toward publication of your clinical findings and research.
NOTE: There is a Prerequisite to join the group. Please share a link to your Certificate or proof of completion of an FSM Advanced Course prior to being admitted.
Group Rules
1. Listen Deeply
Effective collaboration starts with listening. Take time to understand before responding. Listen. Empathize. Support. Advise. Aim to respond to others’ actual words and experiences—not assumptions or projections.
2. Lead with Kindness
We have a zero-tolerance policy for aggressive or harmful communication, including passive-aggression, condescension, invasive questioning, assumptions, hate speech, bullying, or foul language. Disagree with ideas, not people.
3. Practice Self-Awareness
Before posting or commenting, pause and ask: *Is it kind? Is it true? Is it helpful?* Share from your own experience, stay humble, and be open to learning from others’ perspectives.
4. Protect Privacy and Confidentiality (HIPAA)
Patient and participant privacy is non-negotiable. Do not share identifiable patient information, including names, dates, images, locations, or any details that could reasonably identify an individual. What is shared in this group stays in this group. No screenshots, copying and pasting, forwarding, or re-sharing any posts, comments, files, or videos outside the group without explicit permission from the original poster and with all PHI removed.
5. Keep Cases De-Identified
When discussing clinical cases, de-identify thoroughly and focus on frequency protocols, reasoning, and outcomes rather than personal details. If in doubt about whether something could identify a patient, leave it out or generalize.
6. Maintain a Shame-Free Environment
This is a learning space. Questions, uncertainties, and “works in progress” are welcome. If you come here carrying shame, you will be met with support; if you come to shame, judge, or humiliate others, you will be removed from the group.
7. Stay Curious and Evidence-Informed
We explore emerging science with both open-mindedness and rigor. Share clinical observations, hypotheses, and research—and clearly distinguish between personal experience, early-stage ideas, and evidence-backed conclusions.
8. No Advertising or Soliciting
This group is for collaboration, case discussion, and research—not client acquisition. Please do not use posts or comments to advertise services, pitch products, or solicit clients. Share resources or projects only when they are directly relevant and add educational value.
9. Respect Consent and Boundaries
Ask before tagging, quoting, or highlighting another member’s comments outside the immediate thread. Everyone has the right to decide how visible they are and where their words are shared.
10. Address Concerns Privately
If you see something that feels unsafe, unkind, or out of alignment with these guidelines, please message a moderator rather than calling it out publicly. We’ll review and respond as needed.
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February 19, 2026
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