Reiki is a gentle Japanese energywork practice in which a trained practitioner rests their hands lightly on or just above your body to support your natural balance. You stay fully clothed. Most people report deep relaxation, a soft warmth where the practitioner's hands are working, and — often — the sense that something quiet has shifted by the time they sit back up.
No. Most first-timers arrive skeptical. The point isn't belief — it's giving your nervous system 45 quiet minutes with someone attentive holding space for you. Whatever else happens is a bonus.
Yes — it's complementary, not a substitute. Many of our clients use Reiki alongside surgery recovery, cancer treatment, or chronic-illness management. Tell your medical team you're doing it; they'll almost always be fine with it.
No pressure, no oils, no undressing. You lie fully clothed and the practitioner's hands rest lightly (or hover). If you're looking for muscle work, book a massage; if you're looking for a nervous-system reset, book Reiki.
Some people feel warmth or subtle tingling under the practitioner's hands. Others just feel deeply relaxed. Both are 'right'.
Real-time availability across every Amoterra therapist.
Also serving reiki clients at our Townsend studio.