… Reiki … Universal Life-Force Energy … flows through the hands of the practitioner …
Reiki itself knows where to go and what to heal
Reiki is energy healing medicine
People have said after a session with me they have felt:
RELAXED CALMER LIGHTER
PEACEFUL EMOTIONALLY BALANCED
CONNECTED SUPPORTED
REFRESHED ROOTED NOURISHED
MORE HEART-CENTERED
S · P · A · C · I · O · U · S
Healing is possible and available to you with the immaculate power of Reiki
Robin is a Reiki Level 2 Practitioner
My Reiki Lineage
I practice traditional Usui Reiki, the healing system founded by Dr. Mikao Usui. I received my Level 1 and Level 2 Reiki Training with Reiki Master Sue Averett, MA, MSW. My continuing education, Deep Dive into Reiki, has been with Diane Larson, Reiki Master in the Usui Shiki Ryoho tradition.
Diane Larson
Diane Larson is a Usui Reiki Master Teacher, member of The Reiki Alliance, and ordained interfaith minister. She has extensive experience providing Reiki in both integrative healthcare and private practice while honoring the original teachings and lineage of Usui Shiki Ryoho.
Sue Averett, MA, MSW
Sue Averett is a traditional Usui Reiki Master Teacher who has practiced Reiki since 1991 and taught since 2002. With a background in social work, grief support, and holistic healing, she brings a compassionate, heart-centered approach to Reiki.
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Choose Reiki to Support
Your mind
Mental clarity – so focus and intuition emerge
Stress relief – quelled anxiety, improved sleep
Emotional balance – peace, resilience, and self-compassion, yes please!
Your body
Overall well-being – hello, balance and relaxation!
Pain relief – healing after illness, surgery, or tension
Vitality – renewed energy, sense of well-being
Natural healing – giving space for your body's intuitive ability to restore balance, yes!
Your spirit
Meditation – welcome deep calm
Personal growth – self-awareness, gratitude, and spiritual connection are what Reiki is here to help us with
Addiction recovery and trauma support – feelings of safety, grounding, and inner strength
Many people leave a Reiki session feeling calmer, lighter, more grounded, and better able to navigate life's challenges.
While Reiki is not a substitute for medical or mental health treatment, many people find it to be a valuable complement to therapy, recovery programs, and other forms of care.
Yes, it really does work
What Is Reiki?
Reiki (pronounced ray-key) is a gentle Japanese energy healing practice founded by Dr. Mikao Usui in the early 1900s. The word Reiki combines two Japanese words: Rei, meaning universal or spiritual wisdom, and Ki, meaning life-force energy. Together, Reiki refers to the universal life energy that flows through all living things.
During a Reiki session, the practitioner gently places their hands on or just above the body, allowing Reiki energy to support the body's natural ability to relax, restore balance, and promote healing. Reiki is not a religion and may be practiced alongside conventional medical care, counseling, recovery programs, and other wellness practices.
The Reiki Precepts
The heart of the Usui tradition is reflected in five guiding principles:
Just for today...
Do not worry.
Do not anger.
Honor your parents, teachers, and elders.
Earn your living honestly.
Show gratitude to every living thing.
The precepts encourage living each day with gratitude, integrity, compassion, and presence.