Combining Reiki with therapy (counselling, or somatic work) provides a holistic, mind-body approach that enhances emotional release, reduces stress, and supports trauma recovery. It integrates energy healing with conventional psychology, fostering a deeper sense of safety, somatic awareness, and faster emotional processing

 

 

Benefits of Combining Reiki and Therapy

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• Enhanced Emotional Release: Reiki helps release stored tension and energetic blockages, allowing clients to access deeper insights and process emotions more easily during therapy.

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• Deepened Relaxation and Stress Reduction: Reiki reduces anxiety by inducing a state of deep relaxation, calming the nervous system, and reducing stress.

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• Trauma Recovery: For trauma survivors, the gentle, non-invasive nature of Reiki helps clients reconnect with their bodies in a safe, grounded way, complementing trauma-informed therapy.

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• Mind-Body Connection: While traditional therapy focuses on the mind, Reiki addresses the energy field, ensuring holistic healing that nurtures both. 

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This combined approach is useful for managing anxiety, depression, burnout and promoting overall wellbeing

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How the Integration Works

• Somatic Reiki: Combines traditional Reiki with somatic therapy, utilizing grounding techniques, body awareness, and breathwork to track energy movement and release stored tension.

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• Preparation: Reiki can be used to open a session, preparing the client’s mind and body for deeper therapeutic work.

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• Integration: It is used as a complementary, not alternative, practice alongside traditional evidence-based therapies.

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​I also offer individual Reiki sessions

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Important Considerations​

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• Not a Substitute: Reiki is a complementary, not a substitute for conventional medical care. 

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