What to expect from a Reiki treatment

During a treatment, the Reiki Practitioner places the hands on the client - and simply lets the Reiki energy flow. It is generally assumed that the energy is not given by the practitioner, but rather drawn by the recipient
Lying comfortably on a therapy couch, the client remains fully clothed during the treatment.
The practitioner's hands may be placed on the head, or on various position near the Chakras along the torso. Often, the hands are placed intuitively.
If wished, the treatment can remain "hands-off" with the practitioner holding their hands about 10 cm above the client's body
The energy will flow wherever needed, and can significantly aid the body's innate healing abilities.
In some cases, symptoms can increase for a short period when healing starts (This is known as a "healing crisis").
Receiving a treatment is normally a deeply relaxing experience, balancing and harmonizin body and mind, and giving comfort and peace.
Some clients experience a meditative state where they see colours or images, or embark on an "inner spiritual journey".
In some cases, clients experience that suppressed emotions or problems are released, or old memories revoked. Discussing these with the practitioner often leads to becoming aware of the underlying causes of a physical, mental, or emotional problem.
The practitioner can also scan the body for any energy blockages or imbalances and release or balance them.
A treatment lasts normally between 1 and 1.5 hours.

Nick Brewer   omnick@hotmail.com  based in Notting Hill

To book an appointment, please contact the Practitioners directly.

Disclaimer

Please note that, although we are very confident about the high standards of the Reiki Practitioners trained at the Reiki Academy London, they work independently from the Academy and no liability can be accepted by the Reiki Academy London or Reiki Master Torsten Alexander Lange.

Please also note that we are supposed to state that a Reiki treatment is not an alternative to conventional therapies. If you are suffering from a physical illness, please also consult your GP.