1. The Nature of Reiki & Expectations

Reiki is a complementary, non-invasive, energy-based practice designed to support relaxation, overall wellbeing, and a sense of balance.

• Individual Experience: Experiences vary from person to person. Some may feel deep relaxation, warmth, peace, or emotional release, while others may notice very little during a session.

• No Guaranteed Outcomes: No specific physical, emotional, or spiritual healing outcome is promised or guaranteed.

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2. Medical Disclaimer & Professional Advice

Reiki is offered as a complementary practice that works alongside conventional healthcare, not as a replacement for it.

• Not Medical Care: Reiki is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical or psychological condition.

• Medical Guidance: It must not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or prescribed medications.

• Practitioner Scope: Practitioners do not diagnose conditions or recommend changes to prescribed treatments. Clients should continue with all existing healthcare plans and consult qualified professionals for health concerns.

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3. Client Responsibility & Communication

You remain responsible for your own healthcare decisions and physical wellbeing during and after the session.

• Health Updates: Please share relevant health information or changes before your session starts.

• Special Considerations: Inform your practitioner if you are pregnant, currently receiving medical treatment, or have specific comfort needs.

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4. Consent, Boundaries & Choice

Your comfort, safety, and autonomy are central to every session.

• Session Control: You are always welcome to ask questions, state preferences, or pause/end the session at any time.

• Touch Options: Both hands-on and hands-off (distance/aura) techniques are available. Hands-on Reiki is provided only with your explicit permission.

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Acknowledgement & Agreement

By choosing to receive a Reiki session, you acknowledge the nature and scope of this practice, understand its limitations, and agree to participate voluntarily.