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What is Reiki?

A  gentle, powerful form of energy healing

Reiki  is an intuitive holistic treatment designed to clear energy blockages and restore balance.  By bringing the mind, body and spirit back into alignment, it creates the ideal space for the body's natural healing process to take place.

 

The word Reiki combines two Japanese words:

 

Rei — Universal

Ki — Life force energy

 

Together, Reiki can be understood as Universal Life Force Energy — the natural energy believed to flow through all living things.

 

Developed in Japan by Dr Mikao Usui in the early 1900s, Reiki is now practised throughout the world in hospitals, hospices, complementary therapy clinics and private practices as a gentle, non-invasive complementary therapy.


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During a Reiki treatment, the practitioner places their hands lightly on or just above the body, allowing Reiki energy to flow where it is needed.
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Rather than treating symptoms alone, Reiki aims to support the whole person 
— helping to restore balance within the body, mind and spirit.
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Many people experience a sense of calm and relaxation during a session.  Others describe feelings of warmth, tingling, deep peace or emotional release, while some experience more profound energy shifts.   Every experience is unique.
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Reiki is not intended to replace conventional medical care but can work alongside it, supporting your body's natural ability to heal and restore balance.

How Does Reiki Work?

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People seek Reiki for many different reasons, including:

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  • Stress and anxiety

  • Emotional wellbeing

  • Grief support

  • Pain management 

  • Feeling overwhelmed

  • Improving sleep

  • Supporting wellbeing alongside medical treatment

  • Managing chronic health conditions

  • Simply taking time to reconnect with themselves​

 

No previous experience is needed. Reiki is suitable for people of all ages.

Is Reiki Suitable for Everyone?

Common Questions About Reiki

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​​No. Reiki is not a religion and does not require any particular faith or belief system. It is a gentle, yet powerful complementary therapy developed in Japan, that focuses on supporting relaxation, balance and overall wellbeing. People from all backgrounds and beliefs choose to experience Reiki.

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​​No. You don't need to have any prior beliefs or experience.  Many clients seek Reiki because they are dealing with physical or emotional pain, or because they are ready to facilitate real change in their lives.  Reiki isn't a temporary quick fix, but a catalyst for healing — all that is required is a readiness to allow the process to unfold.  Every person's experience is unique, but many report feeling deeply relaxed, calmer, and more balanced after a session.

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Reiki is a complementary therapy that supports the whole person rather than treating specific medical conditions. Many people choose Reiki to help manage stress, anxiety, emotional wellbeing, sleep difficulties, chronic pain, fatigue and the challenges associated with long–term health conditions.​​

 

While Reiki is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment, it can be used alongside conventional healthcare to support resilience, relaxation and overall well–being.

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​Every person is different, and individual experiences and outcomes will vary.

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​​​​There is no set number of sessions, as every person and every situation is unique.

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Some people feel that a single session provides exactly what they need, while others choose to return regularly as part of their well–being routine.

 

If you're seeking support with a longerterm issue, a series of sessions may be beneficial.

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The choice is always yours, and there is never any pressure to book additional sessions.

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​If you have any questions about Reiki or would like to discuss whether it's right for you, you're welcome to book a free Discovery Call.

Does Reiki Involve Religion?

Do I Need to Believe in Reiki for It to Work?

What Conditions Can Reiki Help With? 

How Many Sessions Will I Need?

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