What are the benefits of Reiki?

What are the benefits of Reiki?

Reiki is a great tool for stress reduction and relaxation. Many people use Reiki for wellness, not just to assist in healing. A session balances the energy in your body, triggering the body’s relaxation response, leading to a calmer physical and emotional state. People who are feeling fatigued or who are recovering from illness or injury also benefit from receiving Reiki because it stimulates blocked areas to promote healing, reduce pain or discomfort and promote a sense of well-being.

Reiki is a great tool to use as a complement to traditional and alternative medicine, and is practiced in many hospitals, medical care and therapeutic settings. Reiki can be effective on children and animals to help soothe and comfort pain, injuries or anxiety. Reiki is not a cure for a disease or illness, but it may assist the body in creating an environment that may facilitate healing.

Reiki treatment can help with a wide range of health conditions, including:

-Cancer
-Heart disease
-Anxiety
-Depression
-Chronic pain
-Infertility
-Neurodegenerative disorders
-ADD/ADHD
-Autism/developmental delays
-HIV/AIDS
-Crohn’s Disease
-Irritable Bowel Syndrome
-Traumatic brain injury
-Emotional illness, including mild psychosis
-Fatigue syndromes
-End-of-life care and bereavement

The following are some commonly reported benefits of Reiki treatment:

-Relaxation
-Pain management
-Reduced anxiety
-Reduced depression
-Improved sleep
-Improved digestion
-Enhanced well-being
-Stronger self-esteem
-Support for substance abuse recovery
-Accelerated surgical recovery
-Reduced side effects from radiation, chemotherapy and Rx meds
-Greater self awareness
-Greater ease and satisfaction in relationship
-Heightened intuition

NOTE:  Reiki is not a substitute for medical treatment or counseling.  Reiki practiitioners are not qualified to diagnose, treat or heal any physical, mental or emotional condition.  If you are on medication and feel that you want to change or reduce your prescription only do so under the care of your physician or psychiatrist.