Reiki (pronounced Ray Key) is a combination of two Japanese words rei and ki meaning universal life force energy. We all have Reiki healing energy within us. The difference between a Reiki practitioner is that we have been attuned to take in this Universal Life Force Energy to facilitate healing. Examples of an exchange of Reiki healing energy include giving loved ones a hug, putting a comforting hand on someone that is needing reassurance, cooking with love, and much more!

Reiki is an ancient laying-on of hands healing technique that uses the life force energy to heal, balancing the subtle energies within our bodies. Reiki addresses physical, emotional, mental, energetic, and spiritual imbalances. Reiki is considered a bio-field therapy, a form of energy therapy (energy healing). The Reiki practitioner serves as a vessel (or conduit) that supplies healing energies where they are most needed.

Reiki embraces the strengthening aspects of Western medical treatments and supports the body in addressing the treatment’s unbalancing aspects. Reiki is always safe, with no bad side effects. Reiki will never undo the benefits of a medication or a medical procedure but it does support recovery from those side effects. A reiki treatment for example, can reduce the amount of stress hormones in the blood that incline the body to hold weight, can create gradual detoxification, refreshed sleep, create hormonal balance, and become more in-tuned with one’s body.

Reiki can be given in person, virtually via Zoom, or infused in anything that carries and holds energy like products, food, animals, and in spaces/homes.