Return to stillness.
Restore your flow.
Reiki is a gentle, hands-on practice that quiets the mind and invites the body's own healing rhythm — like the tide returning to shore.
An ancient art of universal life energy
The word Reiki joins two Japanese ideas — rei (universal) and ki (life energy). The modern practice was developed by Mikao Usui in 1922, drawing on healing traditions said to reach back many centuries.
Practitioners believe that life energy can grow stagnant where the body holds injury or emotional strain — and that gently encouraging its flow can ease tension, soften pain, and support the body's natural balance, much like acupressure works with the same currents.
It is sometimes called palm healing or hands-on healing: a quiet, non-invasive practice received fully clothed, in calm and comfort.
The Five Reiki Principles
Simple intentions for daily living — a meditation in themselves. Just for today…
Do not anger
Just for today, I will let go of anger and meet the moment with calm.
Do not worry
Just for today, I will release worry and trust the flow of life.
Be grateful
Just for today, I will count my blessings and give thanks.
Work honestly
Just for today, I will work with diligence and integrity.
Be kind
Just for today, I will be gentle to every living being.
How a session unfolds
A typical session lasts 60–90 minutes in a peaceful, private setting. You remain fully clothed, resting on a treatment table or seated comfortably.
Settle
We begin with a few quiet breaths. You relax, fully clothed, as the room softens around you.
Attune
Hands rest lightly on or just above the body, moving through a sequence of positions.
Flow
Each position is held for a few minutes. Many feel gentle warmth, tingling, or deep calm.
Return
We close slowly, leaving time to rest, sip water, and ease gently back into your day.
A space for deep rest
People seek Reiki for relaxation and a sense of balance. Many describe these experiences:
Deep relaxation
A profound, restorative calm that settles the nervous system.
Stress & anxiety relief
Space to exhale, soften, and quiet a busy mind.
Comfort with pain
Many report easing of tension and discomfort during and after.
Renewed energy
A refreshed, re-centered feeling, as if recharged.
Emotional balance
Gentle support for mental, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing.
Clarity & intuition
A quieter mind that supports meditation and inner listening.
Choose your journey
Every session is a calm, private space held just for you.
First Visit
- Gentle intake & intention setting
- Full hands-on Reiki session
- Time to rest & integrate
Stillwater Session
- Full-body energy balancing
- Aura & chakra clearing
- Guided breath to close
Distance Reiki
- Sent to you in your own space
- Live call to open & close
- Written reflections afterward
Reiki, answered
Clear answers to the things people most often ask.
What is Reiki?
Reiki is a gentle, hands-on relaxation practice from Japan. The word joins rei (universal) and ki (life energy). A practitioner lightly places their hands on or just above the body to encourage calm and a sense of balance. It was developed by Mikao Usui in 1922.
How long is a Reiki session?
A typical session lasts 60–90 minutes. A first visit is 75 minutes to allow time for a gentle intake and to settle in comfortably.
Does Reiki hurt, and what should I wear?
Reiki is non-invasive and painless. You remain fully clothed and simply rest on a treatment table or sit comfortably while the practitioner's hands rest lightly on or just above the body.
Is Reiki scientifically proven?
Reiki is a complementary practice. Many people report deep relaxation and reduced stress, and some studies suggest possible reductions in pain and anxiety — but high-quality scientific evidence for specific medical benefits is limited. Reiki is not a substitute for medical care.
How much does a Reiki session cost?
Sessions range from $55 to $80: First Visit (75 min) is $65, the Stillwater Session (60 min) is $80, and Distance Reiki (45 min) is $55.
Can I receive Reiki remotely?
Yes. Distance Reiki is a 45-minute session sent to you in your own space, with a live call to open and close and written reflections afterward.
Complementary, not a substitute
Reiki is a relaxing, complementary practice. People widely report feeling calmer and more at ease, and some studies suggest possible reductions in pain and anxiety. At the same time, high-quality scientific evidence for specific medical benefits remains limited.
Reiki is offered here to support relaxation and wellbeing — alongside, never instead of, the care of qualified medical professionals.
Please continue any treatment prescribed by your doctor, and consult them about your health concerns. Sessions are not medical care, diagnosis, or treatment.
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