Reiki is a Japanese art that is based on the premise that we are made up of Universal Life Force Energy that flows through all living things.

Negativity and stress build up can create energy blocks and illness.
Positive energy from Reiki is a Universal Life Force Energy that comes from a Higher Source.
The Reiki practitioner allows herself / himself to be open to this flow of energy in order to pass it on to the recipient.

Reiki does not have a religious affiliation as people from many different religions practice and receive Reiki.
Reiki is just a very gentle touch. The practitioner uses his or her hands in different unobtrusive, therapeutic positions on or over the body. The Universal Life Energy flows from the practitioner’s hands to the recipient to help eliminate negativity, energy blocks, and stress. Those receiving Reiki sometimes feel warmth or tingling from a practitioner’s hands.

Anyone can benefit from Reiki. This includes those with illnesses, the elderly, children, and even those considered to be in good health. After a Reiki session many people feel a sense of relaxation and overall “good feeling”.

Each experience is unique, since the energy received is utilized where it is needed most. It is truly a personal spiritual experience.

Interested in becoming a Reiki practitioner? We have classes available so you can learn to share the gift of positive energy with others.

There are 3 levels a Reiki practitioner can obtain:

Reiki I Practitioner – After completing this course a person can administer Reiki to others in a one-on-one setting.

Reiki II Practitioner – After completing this course a person can administer Reiki to others in a one-on-one setting as well as send Reiki over distances.
Prerequisite: Reiki I Practitioner

Reiki Master – After completing this course a person can administer one-on-one and distance Reiki. He or she can also teach Reiki to others and attune them
Prerequisite: Reiki I & Reiki II Practitioner.

A schedule of all courses and course cost is available upon request.

*Our programs are not used to diagnose or prescribe for disease, but to offer health information to help the client cooperate with his or her physician.