10 reasons to try Reiki

Reiki (pronounced rey-ki) is an energy healing technique that transfers universal life energy through practitioner's hands to heal and relax both body and mind, bringing a wealth of wellbeing benefits.

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Some people chose to go to Reiki to help with a specific ailment, while others choose to undertake regular sessions to restore balance and keep stress at bay.

Take a look at our 10 reasons to try Reiki to find out why you should consider it as a complementary therapy:

1. Reduces stress - Encouraging relaxation and serenity, Reiki triggers the body's natural healing abilities and aids sleep.

2. Encourages spiritual growth - Reiki offers you the time and space to develop yourself in a spiritual environment.

3. Balances emotions - Regular Reiki treatments can bring about a calmer and more peaceful state of being.

4. Offers relief during emotional distress - Helping mental traumas as well as physical ones, Reiki cleanses the emotions to offer greater perspective.

5. Can help ease pain - Many people say the treatment helps to reduce pain from a variety of conditions, including migraine, arthritis and sciatica.

6. Speeds up the healing process - Reiki is thought to help those recovering from long-term illness or surgery, helping to aid other medicinal treatments.

7. Can work as a preventative - Even if you have no immediate health concerns, attending Reiki sessions can help to keep you balanced and potentially prevent future illness.

8. Doesn't interfere with other treatments - Reiki will not interfere with other medical treatments, making it safe to use alongside other healing methods.

9. Removes energy blocks - Helping energy to flow freely within the body, Reiki promotes wellness and alertness.

10. Gives you time to yourself - With hectic schedules and fast-paced living, finding time to spend on yourself can be hard; attending Reiki sessions allows you to focus on your own well-being for the duration of your treatment.


To find out more about Reiki and to find a practitioner in your area, please visit our Reiki fact sheet.

This article was last updated on 17/01/23.

The views expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Therapy Directory. Articles are reviewed by our editorial team and offer professionals a space to share their ideas with respect and care.

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Written by Katherine Nicholls
Kat is a Content Producer for Memiah and writer for Therapy Directory and Happiful magazine.
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