Eastern Modalities: Exploring the Practice of Reiki

Reiki is an ancient practice, originating in Japan, that focuses life-force energy through light touch to facilitate the body’s healing process. Reiki is categorized as bio-field therapy and research shows that it activates the parasympathetic nervous system which helps the mind-body connection.

It is a natural, non-invasive hands-on healing technique that can reduce pain, nausea, anxiety, and improve sleep. It is a complementary therapy that supports physical and emotional wellness and often leaves participants feeling calm and energized. 

Reiki is not: Associated with a religion or faith, invasive or intrusive. There is no tissue manipulation, and it is not dangerous in any way.

The topics covered during the half-day workshop are:

• History of Reiki
• Hand positions for self-treatments and treatments of others
• Usui Tibetan techniques and symbols
• Energy attunement
• Experiential practice

This workshop is for those who are:

• Curious to explore eastern modalities of spiritual practice and healing
• Experiencing stress, feeling low energy, and are longing for restorative care
• Eager to connect with community and to participate in an embodied exploration of spiritual healing

This workshop is offered freely by Second Breath alumna Beverly Vaughan, PhD in the spirit of generosity and in service to community refill.

RSVP is requested. To RSVP, please add the number of tickets you would like to reserve to your cart and checkout as normal.