06/09/2026
Iāve had a few enquiries lately about offering Reiki combined with sound therapy, and while I think this is a lovely idea for some, I would like to explain why I will never do this in my own practice and why I will always keep Traditional Reiki therapy completely separate from my work with sound, tuning forks and bioacoustics.
Reiki isnāt a general term for energy work. It is a traditional Japanese practice with its own history, principles and method. I feel a responsibility to preserve that integrity when I practice Reiki.
When someone comes to me for Traditional Reiki therapy, I facilitate it exactly as I was taught, and accordingly, how it was taught and practiced in the 1920s, with nothing added, and nothing removed.
I do not combine Reiki with tuning forks, sound, vibrational techniques, visualisation or add my own interpretation or additions to the therapy. I simply practise Reiki
My work with sound is something completely different. It has its own language and foundations, involving sound, acoustics, vibration, frequency, listening and our physiological responses to those stimuli.
Indeed, there are may practitioners offering a combination of Reiki with other modalities, and their sessions do look beautiful, and while it is right for them, itās not something I am personally interested in doing.
For me, keeping Reiki separate is simply about my respect for the tradition.
For meā¦..Reiki is Reiki. Resonance is Resonance!