09/11/2026
If you've never experienced Distance Reiki before, you might understandably be wondering:
What am I actually doing for an hour?
Here's what a session with me looks like.
We start together on Zoom.
We check in about how you're doing that day, what's been coming up for you, and anything you'd like me to know before we begin.
Then you get comfortable.
And "comfortable" means whatever YOUR body needs.
You can lie in bed or on the couch.
You can elevate your legs if you're managing POTS or dysautonomia.
You can use pillows and positioning supports if your joints need them.
You can use your heating pad.
You can move.
You can stim.
You can change positions halfway through.
You don't have to create a picture-perfect healing environment before I can work with you.
Once you're settled, your camera goes off.
That gives you privacy to actually receive without having to think about what you look like or whether you're "doing Reiki right."
From my own space, I settle into my Reiki practice and facilitate the session from a distance.
You don't need to meditate.
You don't need to concentrate.
And you don't have to feel anything dramatic for the session to be worthwhile.
People can experience Reiki differently. You might notice warmth, tingling, heaviness, emotion, imagery, relaxation, or something much quieter.
There's no experience you have to produce for me.
When the Reiki portion is complete, we reconnect on Zoom and talk about anything you noticed before wrapping up.
And then?
You don't have to drive home.
You ARE home.
For someone living with chronic illness, pain, fatigue, POTS, EDS, disability, or simply limited capacity, that can be one of the most valuable parts of receiving Reiki virtually.
60 minutes. Completely virtual. Four appointments available each week.
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