A 3 hour online Reiki teaching via Zoom, Includes a downloadable PDF manual
There is a moment in Reiki practice where many practitioners feel pressure to say something. The client sits up after the session, the room feels settled, something may have shifted. The practitioner may have felt heat, tingling, heaviness, images, emotion, stillness, or a strong sense that something happened and then comes the question, spoken or unspoken… “What did you feel?”
For many Reiki practitioners, this is where the session can quietly move away from Reiki and into interpretation. This 3 hour online teaching explores why silence can be one of the most important and powerful parts of Reiki treatments and why I personally stopped giving interpretive feedback at the end of Reiki treatments.
Not because less was happening, because I began to see that less interpretation gave the client more space. The session became clearer, so much more powerful, safer, more respectful and definitely more rooted in Reiki itself.
In modern Reiki spaces, practitioners are often encouraged to give feedback after a session. This might include what they sensed, where they felt heat, which chakra they believe was blocked, what emotion they picked up, or what they feel the client needs to understand. Often, this is well-meant but it can also become leading.
A client may arrive feeling vulnerable, tired, grieving, anxious, physically unwell, or emotionally open. After Reiki, they may feel even more internal and receptive. Words spoken in that moment can land very deeply and this is why practitioner language matters.
This teaching is not about becoming cold, clinical or detached. It is about learning the discipline of presence. It is about understanding the difference between Reiki and readings, between observation and interpretation, between care and suggestion and most of all, it is about trusting Reiki without needing to prove what happened.
Why Reiki is not a reading, diagnosis, counselling session or chakra report.
Why practitioner sensations do not automatically become client information.
How feedback can unintentionally shape a client’s belief about themselves.
Why silence is not empty, but can be full of presence, healing, care and Reiki.
Why the Reiki session belongs to the client’s experience, not the practitioner’s explanation.
How to close a Reiki session safely and professionally without interpreting it.
What to say when a client asks, “What did you feel?”
How to offer aftercare without creating dependency, fear or confusion.
Why ethical Reiki practice includes the words we choose, and the words we choose not to say.
This teaching is for anyone already attuned to Reiki who wants to practice with more depth, professionalism and integrity.
It is suitable for Reiki students, practitioners, teachers, Dojo members, and anyone who has ever felt unsure about what to say after a Reiki session.
You do not need to be practising professionally to attend. You simply need to have received Reiki training at any level and have an interest in deepening the way you hold Reiki for yourself and others.
A 3 hour live online session via Zoom (this will be recorded)
A downloadable PDF manual to support the teaching
Practical post-session wording you can use with clients
Reflection questions for your own Reiki practice
Clear ethical guidance around feedback, interpretation and silence
£35 for non-members (no refunds available)
Free for Reiki Dojo members
This teaching is included as part of the Reiki Dojo membership because the Dojo is a space for continued Reiki practice, reflection and development beyond the training room.
A 3 hour online Reiki teaching via Zoom, Includes a downloadable PDF manual
There is a moment in Reiki practice where many practitioners feel pressure to say something. The client sits up after the session, the room feels settled, something may have shifted. The practitioner may have felt heat, tingling, heaviness, images, emotion, stillness, or a strong sense that something happened and then comes the question, spoken or unspoken… “What did you feel?”
For many Reiki practitioners, this is where the session can quietly move away from Reiki and into interpretation. This 3 hour online teaching explores why silence can be one of the most important and powerful parts of Reiki treatments and why I personally stopped giving interpretive feedback at the end of Reiki treatments.
Not because less was happening, because I began to see that less interpretation gave the client more space. The session became clearer, so much more powerful, safer, more respectful and definitely more rooted in Reiki itself.
In modern Reiki spaces, practitioners are often encouraged to give feedback after a session. This might include what they sensed, where they felt heat, which chakra they believe was blocked, what emotion they picked up, or what they feel the client needs to understand. Often, this is well-meant but it can also become leading.
A client may arrive feeling vulnerable, tired, grieving, anxious, physically unwell, or emotionally open. After Reiki, they may feel even more internal and receptive. Words spoken in that moment can land very deeply and this is why practitioner language matters.
This teaching is not about becoming cold, clinical or detached. It is about learning the discipline of presence. It is about understanding the difference between Reiki and readings, between observation and interpretation, between care and suggestion and most of all, it is about trusting Reiki without needing to prove what happened.
Why Reiki is not a reading, diagnosis, counselling session or chakra report.
Why practitioner sensations do not automatically become client information.
How feedback can unintentionally shape a client’s belief about themselves.
Why silence is not empty, but can be full of presence, healing, care and Reiki.
Why the Reiki session belongs to the client’s experience, not the practitioner’s explanation.
How to close a Reiki session safely and professionally without interpreting it.
What to say when a client asks, “What did you feel?”
How to offer aftercare without creating dependency, fear or confusion.
Why ethical Reiki practice includes the words we choose, and the words we choose not to say.
This teaching is for anyone already attuned to Reiki who wants to practice with more depth, professionalism and integrity.
It is suitable for Reiki students, practitioners, teachers, Dojo members, and anyone who has ever felt unsure about what to say after a Reiki session.
You do not need to be practising professionally to attend. You simply need to have received Reiki training at any level and have an interest in deepening the way you hold Reiki for yourself and others.
A 3 hour live online session via Zoom (this will be recorded)
A downloadable PDF manual to support the teaching
Practical post-session wording you can use with clients
Reflection questions for your own Reiki practice
Clear ethical guidance around feedback, interpretation and silence
£35 for non-members (no refunds available)
Free for Reiki Dojo members
This teaching is included as part of the Reiki Dojo membership because the Dojo is a space for continued Reiki practice, reflection and development beyond the training room.
