I've always been a healer and understood the benefits of touch therapy. As I got older, I wanted to learn more about what others were doing and develop my technique. I took my first two levels in the traditional manner; however, I was not allowed to move on to the third level as quickly as I felt I needed to. I did my research and found Chikara-Reiki-Do, and I never looked back. ​

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If you aren't familiar with Reiki, it was conceived in 1920s Japan by Dr. Mikao Usui and spread worldwide. It has a deep traditional lineage; however, as times have changed, so has Reiki, and there are now many different schools teaching various Reiki techniques. ​

​Since attuning to the Master Practitioner Level, I have integrated other healing modalities into my practice. I also use essential oils, crystals, and meditation, as necessary, to best serve my clients. ​

Stress is the #1 cause of most dis-ease in the world. If you can find ways to help yourself relax and avoid seeing the doctor for every little thing, wouldn't a session every one to two weeks be worth it? (I'm not saying you shouldn't see your doctor if it appears serious, but not all of our little complaints are doctor-worthy.) I have focused my practice on aiding my clients in removing or reducing stress in their lives. ​ ​

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(And if you are under a doctor's care, follow their instructions, too. Reiki is a complementary practice, not a replacement. )