What is Reiki?
Reiki is a complementary, energy-based healing modality. It has ancient roots, but is uniquely suited to modern nursing, stress reduction, and healing practices. Reiki practitioners have received training that offers a precise technique for tapping into healing energy, or ki, and transmitting it through touch. Reiki treatments are gently balancing and provide energy that supports the well-being of the recipient in a holistic and individualistic way. Relaxation, pain relief, physical healing, reduced emotional distress, and a deepened awareness of spiritual connection are among the benefits attributed to Reiki in anecdotes, case studies, and exploratory research. Reiki is easily adaptable in a variety of settings, and can provide support for the practitioners of Reiki themselves, as well as benefiting those they treat with Reiki. Those who receive Reiki often leave the session feeling lighter, more tranquil, and surrounded by peaceful energy. Nurses in Massachusetts are allowed to do Reiki and other complementary therapies per the Board of Registration in Nursing's Advisory Ruling on Complementary Therapies.
Reiki is a complementary, energy-based healing modality. It has ancient roots, but is uniquely suited to modern nursing, stress reduction, and healing practices. Reiki practitioners have received training that offers a precise technique for tapping into healing energy, or ki, and transmitting it through touch. Reiki treatments are gently balancing and provide energy that supports the well-being of the recipient in a holistic and individualistic way. Relaxation, pain relief, physical healing, reduced emotional distress, and a deepened awareness of spiritual connection are among the benefits attributed to Reiki in anecdotes, case studies, and exploratory research. Reiki is easily adaptable in a variety of settings, and can provide support for the practitioners of Reiki themselves, as well as benefiting those they treat with Reiki. Those who receive Reiki often leave the session feeling lighter, more tranquil, and surrounded by peaceful energy. Nurses in Massachusetts are allowed to do Reiki and other complementary therapies per the Board of Registration in Nursing's Advisory Ruling on Complementary Therapies.
VARINA BEDNARZ, Registered Nurse, Certified Reiki Master
"Reiki is Universal Love". Diane Stein
