Reiki
Reiki is a gentle, hands-on (or near-body) practice that supports relaxation and the body’s natural capacity to rebalance. Many people use it alongside chiropractic, massage, or medical care to reduce stress and feel more centered.
Regulate the nervous system. By inviting deep parasympathetic rest, Reiki helps unwind muscle guarding, soften breath, and reduce the “stress signal” that amplifies pain.
Whole-person care. Sessions are quiet and collaborative. We tailor hand positions and pacing toward your goals whether relief, clarity, or simply a reset.
Pairs well with other therapies. Many patients notice better outcomes combining Reiki with chiropractic or massage because the body is more receptive when relaxed.
Arrival & intention. A brief chat to set goals (relaxation, clarity, easing tension).
Fully clothed. You’ll rest comfortably; touch is light and always consent-based.
Deep rest. Sessions are quiet and meditative; many people feel calm and clear afterward.
Integration. Gentle hydration, breathing, and simple self-care tips to extend benefits.
Reiki is complementary and not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment.
Most people describe warmth, gentle tingling, or a pleasant heaviness as the body relaxes. It’s common to drift in and out of light sleep.
Every session is fully clothed. Wear comfortable layers; we’ll offer blankets and bolsters to keep you cozy.
Some feel a shift after one session; others prefer a short series (e.g., weekly for 3–4 weeks) to build momentum, then space out visits.
Yes. Reiki is non-invasive and can complement care plans. Always follow your medical provider’s guidance for diagnosis and treatment.
Take a quiet hour for your nervous system—your body will thank you.