Hawaii Mastermind 2025

Tim Nicosia, L.Ac.

My journey into healing began long before I ever picked up a needle. In my early career, I worked in therapeutic wilderness programs, where I saw firsthand how nature—simply aligning with the rhythms of sunrise, sunset, and the pulse of the earth—could stabilize and transform both children and adults. Something profound happens when you live by the sun, sleep with the stars, and walk barefoot long enough. The nervous system reorganizes. The mind settles. The body remembers.

That instinct for rhythm and reconnection deepened as I stepped into Native ceremony, eventually participating in the Sun Dance. Through those ceremonies, I experienced energy, intention, and surrender in ways I couldn’t explain—but couldn’t deny. Seeking to understand more, I studied Reconnective Therapy and frequency-based healing, learning to sense and shift patterns in the field itself.

Eventually, I returned to Texas and completed my formal training in acupuncture. I opened my clinic, and for years I worked to help people reduce pain, calm anxiety, and get their lives back. Many did. But many didn’t stay better. Over time, I noticed a pattern: physical healing would stall or reverse unless deeper subconscious beliefs and identity structures shifted. I wasn’t exempt—I found myself hitting the same walls I saw in my patients.

So I built what I needed. Biofield Hygiene was born as a daily system of nervous system regulation, electrical coherence, and identity reprogramming. Not to fix people—but to give them the tools to generate their own field, upgrade their own wiring, and live as who they truly are. I still use it every day. It works because it's not a treatment—it's a practice.

 

“Tim is very intelligent and knows what to do to get you back to optimal health”

Sandi Shahan

“Love this place and Tim is a true professional! I recommend his clinic to anyone looking for an amazing experience.”

Robert Yauckoes

“A true new believer in acupuncture! Tim helped work through tendon issues relating to a broken foot. Thank you, Tim!”

Karen Patterson