Reiki is a complementary wellness practice, which means it may be used alongside conventional medical care but should never replace treatment from a qualified healthcare professional.
Some people choose Reiki while navigating medical treatment, surgery, recovery, or other challenging health experiences as a way to create intentional time for relaxation, grounding, emotional support, and self-care.
Reiki may be received before or after medical appointments or procedures when appropriate. Sessions can also be adapted to your comfort, mobility, and energy level.
Reiki does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent medical conditions, and it should not be used as a substitute for medication, surgery, psychotherapy, oncology care, or other recommended medical treatment.
If you are currently receiving medical care, always continue to follow the recommendations of your healthcare team.
Reiki Support During Medical Care & Recovery
For those looking for more specialized support during surgery, cancer care, hospitalization, recovery, remission, or survivorship, I also offer Reiki sessions specifically designed to provide gentle complementary wellness support during these experiences.
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