Have you been feeling off balance emotionally, physically, or spiritually recently? Perhaps you have been trying to keep up with your self-care, but still find yourself feeling depleted. Have you felt “stuck” in a similar place with relationships at home or work, or with where you want to be in life? You might be one of those people who can’t answer the question, “How do I take care of myself?”  I am a clinical psychologist who has added Reiki treatments into my set of tools I use to help people see and experience their life and environment more clearly. I do not perform Reiki with my therapy patients, rather offer Reiki to people who for whatever reason are not seeing a therapiost currently or who would like an adjunct to their psychotherapy treatment.

I offer 45 and 60 minute sessions in the privacy of my office in Arlington. After a brief intake to make note of any health concerns and current stressors, you can let me know what issues we can focus on t0 guide the Reiki energy to flow where it will be most healing and helpful.

Reiki is a nondenominational gentle healing practice that originated in Japan and includes five principles that reaffirm mindful living and interconnectedness. Reiki practitioners help facilitate healing that removes blockages and restores balance where the energy is directed. The noninvasive practice involves hand placements along the body’s energy centers (chakras), and can be done in-person or remotely.