Jack Stucki

Jack Stucki RMT, BCIAC began his professional career in 1967 as a music therapist. His work with the comatose was featured on educational television and headlined in the Contemporary Magazine of the of the Denver Post.

In the late 1960’s he taught Group Dynamics in Counseling on the graduate level at Western State College, Gunnison, CO. In the 1970’s he established one of the earlier pain clinics in the nation. In 1991, he was a member of the fact-finding team studying the effects of the Chernobyl nuclear accident, and introduced professionals in the Ukraine to biofeedback. He was the instructor for a course in Integrative Medicine for the University of Colorado Medical School, and served three terms as President of the Colorado Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback.

A pioneering innovator, researcher, and teacher whose life’s work bridges the worlds of science, consciousness, and human potential, Jack’s journey has led him to decades of exploration into the subtle realms where thought, intention, and measurable reality intersect. 

As a recognized leader in the field of biofeedback and neurotechnology, Jack has spent over forty years working at the forefront of human performance and consciousness research. He has collaborated with scientists, healers, educators, and visionaries around the globe, bringing together rigorous scientific methods and a profound respect for the unseen dimensions of life. 

His career includes groundbreaking work in psychophysiology, innovative instrumentation for measuring subtle energy, and training thousands of people to harness their own inner capacities for healing and transformation. He has collaborated with scientists, healers, educators, and visionaries around the globe.

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