ARE YOU NEW to REIKI PRACTICE?

 
Learning to practice Reiki is a game-changer.  If you live with pain, you’ll never again be alone and helpless with it.

Your sleep will improve quickly, and when your sleep improves, everything that can improve, will improve also.

That’s because your body self-heals during deep, restorative sleep. If you’re awake during the night, if you wake up not feeling refreshed and optimistic about the day ahead, your life’s about to change significantly. 

I’m Pamela Miles, happy to offer my 30+ years of experience to guide you. Most people don’t realize there are no standards for Reiki practice, and rampant misinformation. 

I offer credible, reliable information to help you make a meaningful connection with Reiki practice, so you see how sweetly and effectively it can support you.

Reiki practice is safe because it’s balancing. There’s a physiologic response to Reiki practice that helps you quickly feel better, function better, and make better choices. Reiki can safely help you in any situation, even when it’s not the only care you need. And because Reiki practice is balancing, it supports any needed medical care without interference.

You can receive Reiki treatment from a professional or a Reiki-trained friend, but learning Reiki self practice is by far your best investment. The beginning practice is easily learned and that’s all the training most people need.

Here’s what you need to find a good class:

• Reiki Classes: What’s Right for You tells you what to look for, important because there are no standards and many teachers don’t teach self care or don’t realize they have hybrid practices.
• You can learn First Degree Reiki Self Care safely online in a series of 3 small group, live, interactive videoconferences.
• You can learn First Degree Reiki in-person in New York City.

I’ve been practicing Reiki since 1986, frequently collaborating in conventional medicine, teaching at Yale medical school, presenting at Harvard and the National Institutes of Health, implementing programs at New York-Presbyterian/Columbia and other hospitals and academic medical centers. 

I teach traditional Reiki practice, as it was taught by Hawayo Takata, who brought Reiki from Japan in the 1930s, without any New Age add-ons. Any information you read here is credible, documented, and based on years of experience.