WHAT IS A REIKI HEALING?
Reiki healing is a Japanese technique for stress reduction, relaxation, and a way to promote healing. The word Reiki is made up of two Japanese words: Rei which means universal and Ki which means life force energy.  This technique is based on the idea of unseen life force energy that flows through everything, if a person’s life force energy is low they can become more likely to get sick and feel stress.
HOW DOES A REIKI WORK?
Reiki is administered by hands-on healing. Universal energy is transferred through the practitioner’s palms to the client. It can be done in person or long distance. A reiki healing treats the whole person’s body, emotions, mind, and spirit. It has many beneficial effects that include feelings of peace, security, and wellbeing. Reiki is a safe, simple, and natural form of spiritual healing and self-improvement that benefits everyone. It has been effective in helping virtually every known and unknown illness and works well in conjunction with other medical and therapeutic techniques.
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF REIKI?
Reiki can be used to heal  things as simple as headaches or a sore back, or more serious injuries such as broken bones or cancer. It can even help with depression or if you are just in a funk. It helps you obtain deep relaxation and can take you to an altered state in order to relieve anxiety or stress. 
Deep relaxation, often people mistake this for being tired. You may feel a bit drowsy like when getting up from a deep sleep. After a treatment you will want to drink a lot of water and/or green tea, to flush the body of toxins. I often suggest a salt bath as well. You may experience emotional and/or mental detox. You may feel sad for a few days followed by a light happy feeling. Some people feel great immediately; everyone is different.
Some people do it weekly and some biweekly, while others do it once a month or seasonally. It depends on what’s going on with you. Are you using it preventatively, or are you working on issues, patterns, or physical conditions.
*Healing should not be used in place of medical attention, but as a way to support it.