Come back to
the quiet underneath.
An hour where nothing is asked of you. You stay clothed, you lie down, and someone pays close, unhurried attention while your body remembers how to rest. In person and at a distance.
Mostly stillness
Most people arrive tired in a way sleep has not touched — carrying a diagnosis, a grief, a season of caretaking, or the low static of a life that never quite pauses.
I do not fix people. I hold a steady, quiet space and let your nervous system find its own way down. My hands rest lightly on or just above you, moving slowly, and your breath eventually goes deeper than it has in weeks. Some people fall asleep. Some cry without knowing why. All of it is welcome, and none of it is required.
Three ways to begin
First Visit
Ninety minutes. We talk first, then a full session with time afterward to come back slowly. The right place to start if you have never done this.
Reiki Session
Sixty minutes on the table, fully clothed, under a blanket. The standard session, and the one most people return for.
Distance Reiki
Forty-five minutes, from wherever you are. For clients who are homebound, recovering, travelling, or simply live too far.
Learn it yourself
As a master teacher I also attune students through the levels. If you have been drawn to this for a while and want to carry it rather than only receive it, ask me about training — it is a different conversation to a session, and a longer one.
Four ways to start a conversation
Pick whichever is easiest. You will hear back from me, not from an assistant.
There is a table, and there is time.
New clients are welcome. If you are unsure whether this is for you, write and ask — I would rather answer honestly than have you book something that is not right.