Developed in Japan in 1921 by Mikao Usui and brought to the United States in 1938, Reiki is a light touch healing technique that gently facilitates each person's own ability to find and maintain balance in body, mind and spirit. Often known as a spiritual healing practice, Reiki helps each person to discover meaning and purpose in life, often serving as a bridge to a better connection with yourself and others. Every aspect of your life may be enhanced, whether you want to maintain a healthy state of wellness or you are facing the physical and emotional challenges of a life-altering disease. The technique is based on the belief that there is an energetic flow in and through all living things. When this energy is low or blocked, we are more likely to get sick and feel stressed. The Chinese intention of “moving chi" to bring harmony into the body is also the foundation for the proven modalities of acupuncture, acupressure, tai chi, and qi gong. A Reiki session restores this flow of energy, naturally helping the body's own innate ability to rediscover wellness.

​Imagine what it would feel like to...

Be more relaxed

Be without migraines, back pain or other discomfort

Have an increased sense of well-being and self-awareness

Sleep better

Have better digestion

Have more energy

Have decreased (or complete elimination of) symptoms of sadness and anxiety

Experience heightened intuition and spiritual awareness

Strengthen your immune system

Feel like you have more control over your own health care

Reiki (pronounced ray-key) can do all of the above commonly reported benefits – and more!

Reiki therapy is safe and non-invasive. It is proving useful in hospices, nursing homes, emergency rooms, operating rooms, organ transplantation care units, pediatric, neonatal and OB/GYN units; facilitating relaxation and recovery and decreasing anxiety and pain; it can be a helpful addition to conventional therapy for HIV/AIDS and cancer patients.