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Begin your healing today.
rei·ki /ˈrākē/ noun
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a practiced technique in which a Reiki Master directs healing energy into the client by means of touch to activate the natural healing and restore physical and emotional well-being.
How does Reiki work?
Reiki allows your body to rest and recover from the stresses of daily life, by teaching your body to return to a natural state of relaxation. Once in this state, your body is able to heal any damage brought on by stress, injury, or disease: By helping a person to experience deep relaxation, Reiki enhances and accelerates our own natural healing process.
Reiki sessions build upon each other; the more sessions you have, the more your body is able to fully release what it needs to promote healing. Having Reiki sessions on a regular basis can shift you from trying to heal what the stress and tension have caused, to actually living daily in a healthy relaxed body. Your body can transform to a state of not just being "ok" but really thriving.
Conditions Reiki has been known to help treat:
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Anxiety
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Chronic Pain
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Depression
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Headaches/ Migraines
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Enhance Sleep
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Blood Pressure
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Infertility
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Heart Disease
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Pre/Post Surgery
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Chemo/Radiation symptoms
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Hospice/ Comfort Care
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Digestive Issues
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Stress Reduction
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Lessen Use of
Pain Medication -
End of Life Comfort
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Crohn's Disease
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Fatigue
About Cat Hall
Reiki Master and Healing Touch Practitioner, RetBoard Certified Chaplain, Ordained Minister and Ecclesiastically Endorsed, Cat Hall absolutely loves bringing amazing results to her clients. She has a Masters Degree from Southwestern Theological Seminary and has been providing emotional and spiritual care for over 25 years.
As an APC Board Certified Chaplain, Rev. Hall has training in Trauma Informed Care, Crisis Care, Moral Injury, PTSD and has years of experience in Healing touch, Healing prayer and Pastoral Care to thousands of patients, their family members and the hospital staff.
Cat is also a Hospice Chaplain.
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