Testimonials
Martha Juliet
Martha Juliet
Mary Robles
Barcelona, Spain
"Totally recommended! The atmosphere is very calm and bright, you feel at home. Reiki Master in two different disciplines, the sessions are great, she also gives you a lot of information about each therapy and solves all the doubts you have!"
Martha Juliet
Lucian Voicu
Bucharest, Romania
"In just 30 minutes the therapy session changed my condition for the better in Sri Lanka.
Esther is an excellent therapist. I have felt this since she touched me.
Recommend!"
History
Although this practice of channeling energy is more than 3,000 years old, it was almost forgotten until it was rescued in 1920 by Dr. Usui, a Japanese monk and professor who is considered the first Reiki master.
Profits
Reiki can help in a wide range of situations as it does not address the symptom directly, but instead helps restore balance so that you feel better and your system can improve.
Relaxation
Pain treatment
anxiety reduction
reduction of depression
sleep improvement
Improves digestion
improve well-being
Boosts self-esteem
Accelerated Surgical Recovery
Reduced side effects of radiation, chemotherapy, and medications
Reiki in Hospitals
Reiki is not only compatible with any medical treatment, but also acts as a complement, since in no case is it recommended to suspend any medication to replace it with this technique. In addition, it is recognized as an alternative therapy by the World Health Organization (WHO). In fact, in the United States and the United Kingdom it is already used in more than 1,000 hospital centers and is included in the Public Health System. In the state of New York, even emergency services are trained to give Reiki. Apart from the USA and England, it is very widespread in Europe and Japan, being introduced in Spain a few years ago. In some hospitals it is used to relieve the pain of cancer patients, help them overcome the side effects of drugs, chemotherapy treatments and anesthesia.
Hospitals of the world where it is applied
Hospital Mataró (Barcelona) Program with 3,000 patients by the Fundación Salut
Hospital 12 de Octubre (Madrid) Training of health personnel by Fundación Sauce.
Hospital Ramón y Cajal (Madrid) Therapies and clinical studies in oncology.
Anderson Clinic (Houston USA) Therapists on staff.
Middlesex Hospital (United Kingdom) Therapists on staff.
Continuum Group (7 hospitals in NY serving 15,000 patients) Therapists on staff.
Hartford Hospital (New England, USA) Therapists on staff and 7 years of studies on the effect of Reiki on their patients
How is the session
During the session you lie fully clothed on a table, in a calm and relaxed atmosphere, while the therapist gently places his hands on your body, starting with your head and ending with your feet.
The treatment lasts 60 minutes. The sessions are accompanied by music therapy. A minimum of 4 consecutive weekly sessions is recommended
Reiki Studies
Dr. Mehmet Oz, a cardiovascular surgeon at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center in New York, collaborated with a Reiki practitioner named Julie Motz during 11 open heart operations and heart transplants.
Their conclusions were that none of the 11 patients treated with Reiki suffered from the usual postoperative effects such as depression, pain or weakness in the legs, and none of those who received a transplant rejected the new organ.
- "The Efficacy of Reiki Hands-On Healing: Improvements in spleen and nervous system function as quantified by electrodermal screening". Alternative Therapies, July 1997, Vol.3, No.4, pg.89. Brewitt, B., Vittetoe, T, and Hartwell, B. Study on the effect of Reiki in reducing pain and increasing immune response in patients with multiple sclerosis, lupus, fibromyalgia, and thyroid problems.
- "Using Reiki to Support Surgical Patients". Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 1999. Apr;13(4):pp. 89-91. Aladydy, Patricia and Kristen Alandydy. Benefits of Reiki in surgery.
- "Using Reiki to manage pain: a preliminary report". Cancer Prev Control, 1997 Jun; 1(2):108-13. Olson K, Hanson J. Cross. Cancer Institute, Edmonton, Alta. Study on pain reduction in cancer patients.
- "Surgery and Complementary Therapie: A Review. Complementary and Alternative Medicine." Petry, JJ 2000. Effects of Reiki on the immune response in patients after surgery.
- "Biological correlates of Reiki Touch healing". Journal of Advanced Nursing 2001 Feb; 33(4):439-45. Wardell DW, Engebretson J. School of Nursing, University of Texas Houston Health Science Center, Houston, Texas, USA. Reduction of physiological stress factors in patients receiving Reiki.
- "A Phase II Trial of Reiki for the Management of Pain in Advanced Cancer Patients". 990 Journal of Pain and Symptom Management Vol. 26 No. 5 November 2003. Karin Olson, RN, PhD, John Hanson, MSc, and Mary Michaud, RN. Faculty of Nursing and International Institute for Qualitative Methodology (KO), University of Alberta; Alberta Cancer Board (JH); and Cross Cancer Institute (MM), Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Clinical study on pain reduction in cancer patients.
- "Assessment of effects of the practice of imposition of hands on the hematological and immunological systems of male camundongos". Sao Paulo 2003. Ricardo O Monezi Juliao de Oliveria. Dissertação presented at the Faculty of Medicine da. University of São Paulo to obtain the title of Master of Science.
5-year study on the effect of Reiki on laboratory rats with cancer
Friedman RS, Burg MM, Miles P, Lee F, Lampert R. Research from the American Yale University shows that Reiki helps heart attack patients. . J Am Coll Cardiol . 2010 14 Sep. 56 (12) :995-6.
Miles P. Reiki for the support of cancer patients . Advances in mind-body medicine . Fall 2007; 22(2):20-26.