Reiki Practitioner

Stepping into practitioner work asks for clarity, compassion, and structure. I’m Marta, Reiki Master Teacher, and I help you build a practice that is ethical, sustainable, and human. We begin with the foundations that make all the difference: steady self-care, honest boundaries, and a session flow that welcomes, supports, and closes with respect. You’ll learn how to gather a brief history, set intention together, and pace a treatment so the nervous system moves from alertness to rest without force. Professional habits are our scaffolding. We cover consent, confidentiality, and simple documentation that protects privacy while tracking progress. You’ll practise chair and table work with real-life adaptations for posture, mobility, and comfort. We explore series planning—how to structure several sessions, evaluate what is changing, and when to pause. I show you how to communicate in plain English with clients, colleagues, and sceptical listeners: no promises, no jargon, just grounded presence and repeatable care. We also tend to your wellbeing. Practitioner life can be generous and demanding; you’ll learn to structure rest, manage availability, and price your work with integrity. Energy hygiene keeps you clear—centering, grounding, and clean closure—so you don’t carry sessions home. Distance support is taught with preparation and aftercare so it remains gentle and ethical. You’ll develop language for referrals and signposting when Reiki is not the appropriate support, and you’ll gain confidence in collaborative care. The aim is a practice that you can sustain for years. By the end, you’ll hold a method that feels trustworthy to you and to those you serve: steady hands, careful listening, and a rhythm that respects both time and energy. This is practitioner maturity—not perfection, but consistency anchored in kindness and skill. As your practice matures, remember that consistency matters more than intensity. Short sessions done well often shape sleep, mood, and focus more effectively than rare heroic efforts. Keep clear notes, hydrate, move gently, and remain kind to yourself while you learn. As your practice matures, remember that consistency matters more than intensity. Short sessions done well often shape sleep, mood, and focus more effectively than rare heroic efforts. Keep clear notes, hydrate, move gently, and remain kind to yourself while you learn. As your practice matures, remember that consistency matters more than intensity. Short sessions done well often shape sleep, mood, and focus more effectively than rare heroic efforts. Keep clear notes, hydrate, move gently, and remain kind to yourself while you learn. As your practice matures, remember that consistency matters more than intensity. Short sessions done well often shape sleep, mood, and focus more effectively than rare heroic efforts. Keep clear notes, hydrate, move gently, and remain kind to yourself while you learn. As your practice matures, remember that consistency matters more than intensity. Short sessions done well often shape sleep, mood, and focus more effectively than rare heroic efforts. Keep clear notes, hydrate, move gently, and remain kind to yourself while you learn.