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 REIKI
Reiki is said to accelerate the body's own natural ability to heal itself, on a physical, mental, emotional and spiritual level. It involves the Reiki Practitioner placing both hands on or above the client in specific positions, which 'opens' up the body's energy channels and helps to clear any blockages that may be affecting the flow of Ki (or Qi/energy).
Reiki can help with a wide range of physical and emotional problems, and is also useful to maintain good health or as a preventative measure. Reiki is a Japanese word, meaning Universal Life Energy. The universal energy flows through, not from, the practitioner. It is not a religion or belief system and can be learned by anyone. 
Reiki is suitable for people of all ages, including pregnant women and those recovering from surgery. Animals and plants also respond positively to Reiki. Reiki is not intended to replace the advice or treatment of a medical practitioner, but can be used alongside other therapies and treatments to enhance the healing process. The client remains fully clothed for a reiki treatment, unless the reiki is given immediately following a massage, for instance. Cautions:- 
The effect of Reiki energy may be unpredictable on a pacemaker device.
Reiki cannot be given over the site of a broken bone before it has been set as it could result in the bone healing at an incorrect angle.
Diabetic clients need to monitor insulin levels closely as Reiki can affect these.
Reiki should not be given to clients after consuming alcohol as it may cause unpleasant side effects.
Mrs Hayley N Drakes MIFR MICHT
Tel: 01427 875013 or 07774 951282 Email: enquiries@hayleydrakes.co.uk Website: www.hayleydrakes.co.uk |
