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Question:
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Can I have Reiki treatments if I am on medication?
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Yes. Reiki is compatible with all other forms of medicine but I would possibly ask you to check with your doctor just to be sure.
I always carry out a consultation before starting a course of Reiki treatment.
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Question:
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Is Reiki a hands-on treatment? I’m not keen on being touched.
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It can be hands-on or not. During the initial consultation I would always check
if you are happy to have hands on your body or not.
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Question:
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Can you come to my home to give me Reiki or must I come to you?
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Most clients come to my house but I can come to you if, for example, you are unable to travel.
Students wishing to take reiki courses normally come to my house but, again, in special circumstances
I can make other arrangements.
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Do you have disabled access?
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I have a ramp to my front door and flat access throughout the ground floor. Although I usually
hold courses and treatments in a room upstairs, I am happy to do it downstairs if necessary. I do have a ground floor toilet
although it is only accessable if you are able to stand to transfer.
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I live quite far away, will I need to stay over night when doing a course?
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Answer:
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Doing a Reiki course can be quite tiring so you may want to stay somewhere local instead of
driving back and forth. I am happy to recommend some local bed and breakfast's and help with booking
if needed.
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Can I charge people for Reiki treatments after completing the level one course?
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You need to have been attuned to Reiki level two (Okuden) before practising on members of the
public.
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