01/08/2026
Reiki is often misunderstood, so I want to gently share what Reiki is — and what it is not.
Reiki is not a replacement for medical care, mental health support, or therapy. It is not a cure, a quick fix, or something that forces healing to happen. Reiki is a complementary practice, meant to walk alongside the care, tools, and support you already have.
Reiki is not religious, and it does not require belief to be effective. It is spiritual in nature, but it does not belong to any doctrine or belief system. There is no hierarchy, no dogma, no requirement to think or feel a certain way.
Reiki is also not about controlling energy. Nothing is pushed, forced, or manipulated. The energy flows with intelligence and gentleness, supporting the body and nervous system in the ways they are ready to receive. It honors timing. It honors capacity. It honors consent.
Reiki is not psychic work, fortune telling, or intuitive diagnosis. While emotions, memories, or insights may surface, they do so organically — as part of the body’s natural process of awareness and release.
At its core, Reiki is soft.
It is non-invasive.
It is trauma-informed.
It respects emotional safety, boundaries, and the wisdom of the nervous system.
Reiki supports the release of stored stress, tension, and emotional weight. It helps calm the nervous system, invite grounding, and create space for clarity and regulation. It is a practice of listening rather than fixing. Of allowing rather than forcing. Of remembering that the body already holds deep intelligence and resilience.
Reiki is for those who feel called to slow down, soften, and reconnect — to themselves, to their inner landscape, and to the parts that have been holding so much for so long.
If you feel drawn to experience Reiki or would like to learn more about my sessions and offerings, you’re welcome to reach out or book a session 🤍