Reiki

is an energy healing technique that works holistically; on the whole body, mind and spirit.  Reiki is not a system of religious beliefs, it is simply a relaxing treatment where natural healing vibrations are transmitted through the hands of a Reiki practitioner (acting as a conduit) to the body of the recipient.  The transmission of Reiki energy can be receive in person, long-distance, or virtually.  

 

The purpose of a Reiki session is to relieve stress and pain, induce relaxation, release emotional blockages, accelerate natural healing, balance subtle body energies (the chakras) and support other medical modalities including traditional therapies.

 

The practice of Reiki emerged in Japan in the late 1800’s and has gained new respect within the medical community.  Highly reputable medical facilities throughout the U.S. offer Reiki to their patients as an alternative healing programs.  Those facilities are analyzing the benefits of their programs and according to UCLA Health, the results of these Reiki research studies is nothing short of remarkable.

 

The experience of Reiki is different for each individual.  Many people find relief from common aches and pains while others enjoy a quieting of the mind and a release of mental anguish.  Some find energy levels increase or stabilize and some resolve issues that they have been working on for years!

 

 

You do not have to have an illness to benefit from Reiki.  

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60 or 90 minute sessions consist of Reiki healing energy, Chakra balancing, and can also include gentle yoga and/or verbal Chakra coaching (life coaching based on the chakras).  Each session is especially curated based on what I believe will be most helpful to you depending on your needs.

 

You can receive Reiki sessions in the comfort of your own home.  One of the extraordinary things about Reiki is that it is able to transcend time and space.  A virtual session on Zoom is conducted just like an in-person Reiki session.  

 

Please note:  Reiki is not meant to diagnose or cure illnesses, although it may support the body in healing itself.