Reiki is a Japanese energy healing technique. The predominant form of Reiki practiced throughout the world today, also known as Usui reiki, was created by Dr. Mikao Usui in the early 20th century. It’s a complementary or alternative health approach. Reiki does not directly cure diseases or illnesses. Instead, it’s used as a way to manage symptoms and improve general well-being.
Treatment Overview.
Eligibility For Treatment.
Therapists and patient-administered self-treatments have been found to be beneficial in supporting cancer patients’ healing journeys by:
Promoting relaxation
Reducing stress and anxiety
Increasing energy levels and reducing fatigue
Promoting an increased sense of positive well-being
Preparation Before Treatment.
Wear clean, loose-fitting, comfortable clothing. You may wish to wear natural fabrics such as cotton, linen, or silk. Remove your shoes, jewelry, and glasses before your session, and keep your phone switched off or leave it behind.
About Treatment.
A typical Reiki session lasts between 20 and 90 minutes. At your first appointment, you’ll meet with your reiki practitioner. You’ll have a short introduction or chat about the process and your expectations or intentions. Let your practitioner know about any symptoms you want addressing or if there are places in the body on which you’d like them to focus. Also, let the practitioner know if you have any injuries or places that are sensitive to touch.
Post-Treatment Care Treatment.
Drink plenty of water after your session. Some people feel calm, peaceful, or energized. You may also feel tired.
Treatment Recovery Tips.
There are no such post-treatment care or treatment recovery tips that are recommended after the procedure.
Treatment FAQs.
What are the side effects of Reiki?
Though Reiki is a non-invasive treatment with very few side effects, some people experience headaches, fatigue, weakness, or nausea following treatment.
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