Introducing Clinical Reiki

Clinical Reiki (TM) is a holistic healing approach that combines the principles of Reiki, a Japanese energy healing technique, with various methods of bodywork and clinical practices. It is based on the concept that the flow and balance of life force energy, or "Ki", within a person can promote healing and wellness. In Clinical Reiki we focus on trauma and PTSD, which research has shown lives in the body, not the mind. For this reason many diagnosed with PTSD feel frustrated with their lives as they are limited by PTSD to engage with their families, enjoy hobbies they use to enjoy or even be in loud or inconsistent environments. Their lives are reduced to cages, but Clinical Reiki holds a key!

In Clinical Reiki, a practitioner uses their hands to channel healing Reiki energy into the patient's body to balance energy centers, while simultaneously incorporating various manual, clinical treatment techniques, such as deep tissue massage, fascia remodeling or physical modalities, as needed. The aim is to address both the energetic and physical aspects of the individual, promoting overall wellness, relaxation, and self-healing.

There are 5 zones in the trunk of the body which hold then store emotions from traumatic experiences which manifest as illness, pain and eventually disease.

The remodeling of fascia becomes less painful, bruising falls to a minimum and the day-after ache almost disappears. The stuck emotions in the fascia float away without needing processes or integrating. This gentle evolution of deep body work combines the therapeutic benefits, of mindfulness, emotional release and talk therapy for mobility increases immediately, chronic pain melts away and stiffness eases as flexibility and balance is restored.