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Reiki 4 Children

The calming practice of Reiki can benefit children by promoting relaxation and confidence.  Learning about and utilizing Reiki at a young age promotes a healthy way of living throughout their lives, helping children make better choices and create balance.

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Reiki treatments are safe and non-invasive. Children today are dealing with anxieties, fears, peer pressures and educational pressures.  Childhood ailments such as ear infections, respiratory infections, asthma, G.I. upset and type 2 (adult onset) diabetes are on the rise. 

 

Reiki has been helpful in the treatment of ADD/ADHD, inattentiveness, irritability, emotional issues, hyperactivity and defiance.  Since Reiki works on all levels of the body-physical, mental/emotional and spiritual, the body will be able to use the energy to find balance in its own way.  It will adjust to the moment and the needs of the individual.  Because Reiki is balancing, it can be of benefit regardless of the type of “disorder” and can provide soothing moments for parents and kids alike.

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Benefits of Reiki for Children

 

  • May enhance relaxation and improve sleep

  • May help to relieve stress

  • May improve concentration in school when taking tests

  • May increase clarity and focus

  • May calm anxieties, phobias and fears which promotes a feeling of inter-peace

  • May calm and promote balance through grounding and centering

  • May enhance self awareness and self esteem

  • May help to manage hyper-activity and self regulation

  • May assist in treatment of obsessive compulsions, addictions and depression

  • May alleviate hypersensitivities

  • May encourage self-awareness and empathy – a feeling of connection to living things, plants, trees and animals

  • May help with healing injuries, pain relief, pre/post surgery

  • May promote bonding in the family

  • May help to relax muscle tone in some cases

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Children who would benefit from Reiki:

 

  • Children who have diagnosis such as ADD or ADHD

  • Autism, Autism spectrum or Asperger’s disorders

  • Anxiety disorders/children who have stress

  • Children with sensory processing disorders

  • Children with a visual impairment or no vision

  • Those who are experiencing pain or tight muscles

  • Children with injuries, burns, cuts

  • Defiance disorder

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