Frequently Asked Questions

During a Reiki session, you'll relax while the practitioner places their hands on or near your body to allow Reiki energy to flow. Clothing removal is typically not necessary except for coat and shoes.

The number of Reiki treatments depends on your goals. Typically, a series of sessions is more beneficial than a single treatment. 

No, Reiki is not a religion. It is a spiritual practise that is compatible with all religions or no religion at all.

Yes, Reiki can safely complement allopathic or conventional medicine. It may aid in speeding up recovery and alleviating symptoms, such as those experienced after surgery.

Yes, Reiki is suitable for children under 16 with parental consent. Its gentle nature allows for adaptation to a child's needs, accommodating shorter treatment sessions.

Reiki, a healing practice accessible to anyone, shows promise in reversing stress-induced conditions, as indicated by research involving animals and even bacteria. While it's not a cure for ailments, it complements other treatments, supporting and enhancing overall well-being. With no contra-indications, Reiki benefits both humans and animals, administered through either hands-on or hands-off techniques. It induces profound relaxation and doesn't require removal of clothing, except possibly footwear. Importantly, anyone can learn Reiki for daily self-care.

Reiki often provides comfort and relief to individuals with terminal illnesses by promoting calmness, reducing symptoms like pain, and aiding in emotional preparation for death, both individually and with loved ones.

Absolutely, Reiki can be administered to someone in the final stages of life, frequently easing anxiety, fostering tranquility, and facilitating a peaceful transition.

Yes, certain Reiki practitioners have specialized areas of focus. Some specialize in working with animals broadly, while others specifically concentrate on providing Reiki to horses. Guidelines for administering Reiki to animals are available from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and can be accessed through www.reikicouncil.org.uk. Additionally, if you inquire, many Reiki practitioners will share their particular areas of interest or expertise.