Reiki Healing

Reiki is a gentle energy healing technique that originated in Japan. It involves the practitioner placing their hands lightly on or just above the body to help channel energy and promote balance, relaxation, and healing. It’s non-invasive and often used alongside other wellness practices.

Reiki works by clearing energetic blockages and supporting the body’s natural ability to heal itself—physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually. It helps shift the nervous system from a stressed state into a calmer, more balanced one.

• Stress and anxiety
• Work burnout
• Problems falling asleep
• Emotional overwhelm
• Feeling “stuck” or disconnected
• Physical tension or chronic fatigue

Some clients say they feel lighter or clearer-headed, while others experience emotional breakthroughs or physical relief.

Many clients come out of curiosity, not belief. They just want to try something holistic—and are often surprised by how grounded and refreshed they feel after.

Reiki can be done either with gentle, respectful touch (hands placed on the body) or completely hands-off (hovering above the body).I typically hover my hands above the client's body.

This varies. Some people feel a big shift after one session. Others choose to receive Reiki regularly—weekly, monthly, or as needed—to maintain balance and support long-term well-being.

No. Reiki is complementary—it works with, not instead of, other forms of care. It does not diagnose or prescribe. Many clients use Reiki alongside therapy, medical treatment, or other healing modalities.

Yes! Animals in Singapore—especially anxious pets in high-rise flats—benefit from Reiki too. I also offer energy cleansing for HDBs, condos, and offices, which can feel energetically heavy after arguments, stress, or long-term illness.

Reiki is gentle, however, you may experience a temporary resurfacing of symptoms as your body clears out old energy and toxins. This could be in the form of physical symptoms, including flu-like symptoms (headache, sore throat, fatigue), digestive issues (nausea, constipation, diarrhea), or even physical aches and pains. Or emotional release, such as unexpected sadness, anger, or a need to forgive or make amends. This is known as a "healing crisis", it is part of the body processing and rebalancing and how long this process lasts depends on the individual. It is recommended to prioritise self-care, resting and drinking plenty of water for a time period after a session.

No, Reiki is not tied to any religion or spiritual belief system. It’s a wellness modality that supports your emotional and energetic well-being. In multicultural Singapore, people of all faiths have received Reiki comfortably.