Are you searching for a softer path to health and well-being?

Steeped in the ancient Japanese movement of ki, the healing art of Reiki transfers universal life energy through practitioner, to patient – promoting good health by improving balance between the mind and body.

Experience Deep Relaxation, Reduce Pain

Reiki is a healing technique used in hospitals (including Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and INOVA Hospital) and hospice centers around the world. Studies show that cancer patients and pregnant woman experience significant reduction in pain and increased feelings of relaxation and well-being following Reiki treatments.

Is Reiki a form of massage?
No. Reiki is a healing technique shown to be effective in the treatment of chronic and acute conditions. Conveyed through the practitioner, universal life energy powerfully promotes balance among internal systems and stimulates the regenerative processes of body and mind. Reiki is not a massage, hypnosis or diagnostic technique.

What can I expect during a Reiki session?
Most patients receive Reiki while they lie on a table, fully clothed. The Reiki practitioner places his or her hands on or above your head, shoulders, back, chest, stomach and limbs – or any specific area of injury or discomfort. Little or no pressure is applied, and no oils are used.

The practice, subtle in appearance, produces profound results: most people experience sensations of deep calm and relaxation; some report tingling, pulsing or powerful emotions.

Am I healthy enough to receive Reiki?
Yes. Reiki is a gentle art that draws on universal life energy to benefit people of any age, and in any state of health. Positive results have been reported among cancer patients; pregnant and menopausal women; and people suffering effects of injury, multiple sclerosis, lupus and fibromyalgia.

Call today. There is a gentle path to well-being.