Reiki is for anyone who’s looking for more balance, calm, and clarity in their life. It supports people who feel stressed, overwhelmed, anxious, emotionally heavy, or disconnected from themselves. It’s also deeply helpful during transitions, grief, burnout, creative blocks, or moments when you simply don’t feel like your fullest self.

Because it’s gentle and non-invasive, Reiki meets you exactly where you are, whether you need grounding, release, or a peaceful reset. If you’re longing for more harmony in your mind, body, or energy, Reiki can be a beautiful way to support that journey.

Not at all. Reiki doesn’t require belief, rituals, or any spiritual background to work. It’s simply a calming, balancing form of energy support that helps relax the nervous system and ease tension, no matter what your personal beliefs are. You don’t need to understand how it works, you just need to be open to receiving. Reiki gently works in the background, helping you feel clearer, lighter, and more centered. It’s a wonderful complement to other wellness or medical care, and completely accessible to anyone who’s curious or simply looking for a moment of peace.

Yes, and in my experience, it can be even more powerful. With no physical distractions, I receive clearer intuitive messages, stronger visions, and a more direct connection to your chakras.
Clients also feel more relaxed in their own environment, which allows the energy to move freely.

Everyone experiences Reiki differently. Some people feel warmth, tingling, waves of emotion, or a deep sense of relaxation. Others may see imagery or drift into a peaceful state. And some feel very little physically, which is completely normal. Reiki works whether you feel a lot, a little, or nothing at all.

No. Reiki is a complementary healing modality, not a substitute for medical treatment. It supports your well-being by calming your nervous system, helping your body find balance, and creating space for emotional and energetic healing.

Every person is different. Some feel a big shift after one session; others prefer regular healing to support deeper transformation. If you’re working through something big (stress, heartbreak, burnout, spiritual awakening), weekly or biweekly sessions can be very supportive.