Description
What is Reiki? Does it hurt?
Discover Reiki, an ancient Japanese method of healing! Find it in the workplace, as well as at spas and healing centers. The technique involves hands on or hands hovering just above the body in a sequence of positions. In essence, it works to enhance the body’s own natural ability to heal itself.
While it is not a substitute for modern medicine, Reiki is an effective complement. It is now often selected as the first port of call, rather than a last resort. Schedule sessions to help in recovery post surgery, support cancer patients, ease anxiety, lower high blood pressure, and relieve insomnia, pre exam stress and IBS. The practice is becoming an increasingly popular adjunct regimen for good reason.
What to expect
During our initial consultation, I will take a few notes and ask some questions regarding your life and current wellbeing. These are strictly confidential. Your records will be kept in accordance with the 1998 data protection act and never revealed to third parties.
If treating pets (normally post surgery) or babies, I prefer to treat from your own surroundings. My Reiki room in Saugerties, NY is a low lit, comfortable and warm environment. During a session you can expect to lie on a Reiki table, fully clothed, removing only your shoes. While you relax, gentle, soothing music fills the background. I will proceed to place my hands non intrusively either just over points of your body or in some instances lightly on your body. Of course I’ll endeavour to accommodate your needs with pillows and blankets if need be, to ensure you are comfortable and relaxed.
Just over halfway through your session I will ask you to turn onto your stomach, for the duration. Sometimes my clients drift off to sleep as they find this time overwhelmingly relaxing.
Do you suffer from shingles, psoriasis, burns or have difficulty lying down? Your treatment can be received with equal effectiveness from a seated position.
Discover Reiki and its many benefits!
Disclaimer
Reiki is frequently used to supplement or complement medical or psychological treatment. But it is not designed to substitute for such treatment. If you are experiencing physical/psychological symptoms, please see a licensed physician or mental health care professional. Contact Sage assist for more information and to set up an appointment.
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