Reiki is a beautiful, non-invasive practice focused on relaxation and restoring balance. Because it is a “complementary” therapy, it is designed to work alongside—not replace—professional medical or psychological care.

To ensure your session is as supportive as possible, please review these gentle considerations:

A Note on Your Healing Journey

Reiki energy is naturally gentle and intelligent, but it is always important to prioritize your physical and mental health.

Please keep the following in mind:

• Not a Medical Replacement: Reiki practitioners do not diagnose conditions, prescribe medications, or perform medical treatments. Please continue to follow the advice and treatment plans of your licensed healthcare providers.
• Medical Devices & Conditions: If you have a pacemaker, are currently undergoing chemotherapy, have had a recent organ transplant, or are managing insulin-dependent diabetes, please inform your practitioner. While Reiki is generally safe, these conditions require your body to maintain specific balances, and it is always wise to consult your doctor first.
• The “Cleansing” Period: Occasionally, as the body begins to balance itself, you may experience a “healing release.” This can feel like temporary tiredness, a mild headache, or a wave of emotion. This is a normal part of the process, but we encourage you to drink plenty of water and rest following your session.
• Mental Health Support: If you are managing severe trauma, PTSD, or clinical mental health conditions, please ensure you are also under the care of a mental health professional. Reiki can be a wonderful emotional support, but it should be part of a broader wellness plan.
• Your Physical Comfort: During a session, you are always in control. You may choose to have “hands-on” touch (lightly on the body) or “hands-off” (hovering above the body). Please let your practitioner know your preference at any time.

   

Our Intention: Our goal is to create a safe, peaceful space for your body’s natural healing abilities to flourish. If you ever feel uncomfortable or need to stop for any reason, please know that your voice is always welcome.