An improved handle for a tuning fork having tines connected to a shaft. The handle can have a longitudinal length sufficient to accommodate a user's hand. The handle can have a longitudinal bore for receiving the shaft. The shaft can be positioned into the bore and connected to the handle at a longitudinal position farthest from the tines. The bore can be sized to provide an annular gap between the handle and the shaft along most of the length of the handle. The handle can be formed with or attached to a head or boot having a bumpy surface. The bumpy surface is sized and shaped to contact a patient to transmit vibrations to the patient for therapeutic benefits during treatment.

An improved handle for a tuning fork having tines connected to a shaft. The handle can have a longitudinal length sufficient to accommodate a user's hand. The handle can have a longitudinal bore for receiving the shaft. The shaft can be positioned into the bore and connected to the handle at a longitudinal position farthest from the tines. The bore can be sized to provide an annular gap between the handle and the shaft along most of the length of the handle. The handle can be formed with or attached to a head or boot having a bumpy surface. The bumpy surface is sized and shaped to contact a patient to transmit vibrations to the patient for therapeutic benefits during treatment.