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This Reiki for Healing Section has been designed to help existing medical practitioners gain an insight into how Reiki is currently being used by Doctors, Nurses and In Hospitals.

Contents:

Introduction to Reiki Slide Show

Reiki for Doctors, Nurses and Hospitals

Reiki In Hospitals Support Group

Continuing Education Credits (CEU's)

Reiki Energy - What Is It? How Does it Heal?

How Does Reiki Heal?

 

The Reiki Symbols (Chapter 5 in the Reiki the Healing Touch)

The Reiki Symbols
Activating Reiki Symbols
The Power Symbol
The Mental/Emotional Symbol
Healing Unwanted Habits
The Distant Healing Symbol
Using the Distant Healing Symbol
Group Distant Healing
Empowering Goals

Healing for Yourself and Others (Chapters 6-10 in Reiki the Healing Touch)

Hand Positions for Self-Treatment
Alternate Treatment for Self or Others
Hand Positions for Treating Others
Scanning and Beaming
Scanning
Self-Scanning
Beaming
Giving a Complete Reiki Treatment
Goal Setting to Enhance the Treatment

About This Section:

At hospitals and clinics across America, Reiki is beginning to gain acceptance as a meaningful and cost-effective way to improve patient care.

"Reiki sessions cause patients to heal faster with less pain," says Marilyn Vega, RN, a private-duty nurse at the Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hospital in New York. "Reiki accelerates recovery from surger, improves mental attitude and reduces the negative effects of medication and other medical procedures."

We've included some articles in this section that were written by various medical practitioners. New books are coming out related to the whole field of Alternative Medicine, and we have found and are continuing to find that Reiki is gaining wider acceptance in the medical establishment. Hospitals across the country are incorporating it into their roster of patient services, often with their own Reiki-trained physicians, nurses and support staff.

We will continue to add articles to this section for those of you in the medical establishment. Anyone interested in bringing Reiki into hospitals is encouraged to do so. The hospital setting where there are so many people is in real need and a wonderful place to offer Reiki. The experiences and recommendations in the above articles should provide a good starting point for developing Reiki programs in your area.