Diversity among Reiki Practitioners
Most Reiki practitioners have learned other therapies that they integrate with Reiki. Some examples of therapies often blended with Reiki include: massage, Craniosacral therapy, counseling, guided imagery, meditation, hypnotherapy or intuitive guidance. The Reiki practitioner acts as a facilitator and guide while creating an environment that promotes healing. By determining your own goals, you can find the practitioner style that is best for you.
Examples of common uses for Reiki
Relaxation
Stress and anxiety reduction
Pre and post medical interventions
Surgery preparation
Women’s reproductive health
Life transitions
Meditation and spiritual development
Benefits if Reiki
Relieve physical and emotional pain and accelerate natural healing
Dissolve energy blockages in the body
Release tension and negative stress and rebalance the body’s energy
Induce a state of deep relaxation, calm, and focus the mind and body
Release emotions, amplify energy levels, improve health and well being
Testimonial
I came to Reiki partly out of curiosity and also a desperate need to find relief from my chronic pain. When Rebecca described how Reiki energy worked in the body, I was willing to give it a try. My emotional and mental states were not good, and I was tired of feeling unhappy. After relaxing more deeply with each session, I was able to let go of the tension stored up in my body for so many years. As the tension melted away, so did the pain and fear. Through Rebecca’s help, I feel like I can enjoy life more fully.
Kyle, business executive
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