“We cannot solve our problems with the same thinking we used when we created them.”
 
Albert Einstein

Reiki, put simply...

Humans need high vibrations to be their best self. They fuel our Chakras (electrical junction boxes) of which there are 7. Each has a job and, when they communicate fluidly, their hum is harmonious. This is called Resonance. It's why we vibrate in sympathy with certain sounds. Why music has an emotional impact. It's what athletes call the Flow State. Why nature calms us - its vibrational song matches our own. It is a moment of complete contentment. Your Ki is in magical synch with everything around you.

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Negativity (fear, sadness, pain, anger) are chakra cloggers. It produces low vibrations which are heavy, too slow and get wedged. The good vibes can't get through. The chakras stop talking - some wallow in their own misery; others overcompensate and risk burnout. If that's not enough, people and situations that vibrate at a similarly low frequency enter your reality, further locking you into a hopeless vibe.  

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The Reiki Healer can provide an Energy Infusion. Channelling high vibrational energy directly to you, negative pile-ups are flushed through and healthy flow restored. And because a happy, zippy energy body is extraordinarily powerful, we instinctively start to heal, evolve and connect with our physical, emotional and spiritual selves.

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Reiki is suitable for…

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Everyone and anyone. Pregnant women, babies, children, the frail and elderly, animals, even rooms, because positive energy attracts positive energy so why not envelop yourself in it. 
 

The NHS routinely recommend and often provide Reiki as a complement to traditional medical treatment. In fact, scientific studies (long overdue) now indicate that Reiki healers do indeed emit electromagnetic and bio-magnetic energy from their hands, inducing current flow in tissues and cells. 

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Reiki is excellent for...

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1. Wellbeing and positivity. It can kick-start life changes around diet, exercise, self-care and addiction. 

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2. Anger and stress management, promoting a calmer response to challenges.

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3. Spiritual comfort, especially when we feel alone.

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4. Following surgery, injury or illness, Reiki stimulates your immune system and self-healing.

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5. Supports well-being when receiving surgical treatments, chemotherapy, radiotherapy and kidney dialysis.

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6. Deeply relaxing and meditative, Reiki is a wonderful addition to any wellness routine.

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The downsides…

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• None - Reiki is non-invasive and has no contraindications or harmful effects.

• Still None - it’s all about positive energy and love.

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What Reiki is not...

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1. A religion. 

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It is energy healing, which has been used for millennia by our ancestors, regardless of background and belief.

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2. A cure for disease or illness. 

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It is a complementary therapy with one aim: to help our bodies create an environment conducive with self-healing.

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3. Magic.

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Healers who claim to have unique abilities are talking out of their root chakra. We are all made of energy, so every one of us has the full toolset to channel reiki ourselves. 

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That said...

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The practitioner's awareness of Ki is fine-tuned over a period of time. This involves:

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1. Training (to Second Degree Level),

2. Numerous energy ‘Attunements’ (which must be performed by a Reiki Master)

3. A lot of practice to conscientiously hone your abilities. 

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Me...

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My training is in the Mikao Usui Reiki System. I have completed Shodun (Reiki First Degree), Okuden (Reiki Second Degree) and Shinpiden (Reiki Master Level). I am qualified to both practice and teach. 

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Entrusted with someone's wellbeing is a privilege. Your needs (physical and emotional) are as unique as a fingerprint and my treatment is equally bespoke.  Whether it's 1 session or 4, I consider our time together a shared journey and my investment is full.