Reiki is a Japanese healing method developed by Mikao Usui in the early 20th century. The word Reiki consists of two parts: ”Rei” which means universal or spiritual, and ”Ki” which means life energy. Together, they refer to the universal life energy that exists in and around all living things.

A Reiki treatment involves channeling energy through the practitioner's hands, either by light touch or by holding the hands slightly above the body. The energy goes where it is most needed, making Reiki an intuitive and non-invasive method.

Reiki healing is now used worldwide - both as a complement to traditional healthcare and as a separate method of stress management, recovery and inner balance. Many people find the treatment deeply relaxing, and some describe it as the body entering a meditative state where self-healing is activated.

Reiki can help, for example, to

• Strengthening the body's own healing capacity

• Creating emotional balance and clarity

• Reducing tension and stress-related symptoms

• Bring new energy and vitality to everyday life