Does Reiki really work at a distance?

In practice, people report the exact same things remotely and in person — warmth, heaviness, their shoulders letting go, sleeping through the night. What distance removes is the commute and the strange therapy room; you are on your own couch or bed, which makes it easier, not harder, for almost everyone to let go. I can tell you what happens during the process and let you judge it against your own experience.

It is unique to each person and each session. However, many report a shift in the temperature of their hands, chest, or legs, a pleasant heaviness in their limbs, and a slow untying somewhere they didn't realize was tight. Some people fall asleep. Some feel almost nothing during the hour and then sleep for ten hours straight. Everything is valid, but neither extreme means it worked or didn't.

Every session is 60 minutes long. One starts at $55. The price adjusts to the country you access from, so the value shown is already in your currency. The same hour shouldn't cost an entire grocery trip in one place and a cup of coffee in another. Rescheduling is free. And if you'd like to slow down before paying for anything, the guided breathing/meditations are free and require no sign-up.

Believing, in my opinion, is a strong word, but being willing and doing your best to surrender to the silence of the session is fundamental. Belief is not a requirement that I can verify.

No. Reiki is not a religion, and nothing in the session asks you to believe or abandon anything. It was born in 1920s Japan as a hands-on healing practice, not as a faith. I see Catholic, Evangelical, Umbanda clients, people of all religions and none. The five principles I share are closer to daily intentions than to doctrine.

No, and please do not use it that way. It does not diagnose, does not treat, and promises no cure for anything. It works alongside your doctor and your therapist. Many people feel they reach something therapy left untouched — but that is in conjunction with therapy, not instead of it. If you are in a crisis, please seek emergency services in your city.

A place where you can rest alone for an hour. A blanket and comfortable clothes help. You'll receive a video link via email that opens right in your browser. Nothing to install, no forms to fill out.

Then you needed that sleep, and the session continues exactly the same. Falling asleep is common and doesn't interrupt anything.

When booking, the times appear in your own timezone, and I work with almost all of them. The sessions are in English, Spanish, or Portuguese — you choose when booking.

Almost everyone starts with one and decides from there. I recommend doing a session every 7 to 10 days in the beginning. Something usually shifts in the first session; whether that shift holds is the question the second one answers. For something ongoing, 4 sessions within 40 days is the standard pattern. But you don't need to commit to a package right away.