I attended the annual Duncan W. Clark lecture at the venerable New York Academy of Medicine here in New York City to hear Donna Shalala speak on the future of nursing. Shalala is a formidable American, then president of the University of Miami, past president of Hunter College of the City University of New York, …
Reiki misinformation causes harm, both immediately and in the future. Here are examples, and thoughts how we can counter myths and make it easier to find credible information.
Reiki Master Susan Mitchell shares how improving her Reiki communication after more than 40 years of practice is taking some effort, but well worth it as she sees greater interest.
There is much you can do to be pandemic prepared besides flu shots and hoping for a Covid vaccine. Here are some suggestions.
Alternative medicine, conventional medicine, traditional medicine, integrative medicine–many labels are thrown around today. What do they mean in terms of your healthcare?
Only heart disease and cancer kill more Americans than medical care and staff burnout is rampant. Reiki in hospitals is helping. Here’s how it’s being offered.
There is much confusion about what is Medical Reiki: how, when and where it is practiced, and what training is needed. Let’s look at the basics.
Yale researchers found that a 20-minute Reiki treatment offered in the acute cardiac care unit improved patients’ mood and heart rate variability (HRV) less than 3 days after suffering a heart attack.
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