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Reiki treatments

Reiki treatments usually take the form of the client laying on a treatment table and the practitioner using their training and experience to guide their client to a sense of relaxation, enabling their own body to reach the optimum level for restorative relaxation and repair to take place.

The results of the treatment can be felt physically, mentally, emotionally or spiritually, with a variety of effects from tingling to light visuals, or just a very pleasant and peaceful sleep through the treatment.

Usui Reiki Ryoho is a Japanese health and healing system, created by its founder, Mikao Usui in 1922. 

It is based on older, pre-existing Japanese practices and it's effectiveness was so great, that the government created a special initiative for medical staff to be taught to use reiki on patients, to improve injury and illness recovery in hospitals. 

Tony was trained 17 years ago under Sue Norman and Taggart King of Reiki Evolution. As such, his lineage can be directly traced back to the founder, Mikao Usui. 


In the photo, he is giving a reiju empowerment at the reiki masters' conference in London, 2012.

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