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Post by Veggiechef on Jul 25, 2008 19:36:05 GMT
Hey Everybody! Is there anyone out there who has experience bringing Reiki to hospitals? Someone asked me about it today at work, and I initally didn't want to have a part in it, but the more I thought about it, the more I liked the idea. So, I may have the opportunity to present something to the head of the Oncology services here where I work. (That's a big maybe, though. ) Have any of you participated in such an endeavor?  Another hospital across town has an free Energy Medicine clinic once a month for their cancer patients. I was thinking of paying them a visit to see how they run things. Any other suggestions? Love, Joanie |
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Post by sidney33 on Jul 26, 2008 6:27:53 GMT
Dear Joanie here in AU. Reiki is considered an extra on your nursing qaulifications for working in Oncology and hospice care,cheers Sidney.
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Post by debbie on Aug 24, 2008 13:29:32 GMT
Joanie, I'm just returning to this site after being gone for a few years, and I just saw your message. I use to have the link for the RN Reiki Connection but when I tried it, it no longer exits. I did a search and came up with another site that has lots of info for you. www.reiki.org/Healing/Doctors_Nurses.htmlOver the years, several nationally renowned hospitals incorporated Reiki into their nursing practice. So, I'm happy to see that there are others that are considering Reiki, too. I'm just sad to see that it's being limited to oncology and hospice care. |
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Post by Veggiechef on Aug 25, 2008 16:23:50 GMT
Oh Yes, when you think of all the things Reiki is good for, it should be shared throughout the entire hospital. My office is a good example. I have brought Reiki to my co workers, and the entire office has a much better feel to it as a result. I've also attuned three of my coworkers, in fact, two of them just got their Level III just last week. Reiki has been a very useful tool in working with both nervous patients and crabby doctors.
So, thanks for the link. I will check it out.
Love, Joanie
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Post by reikitty on Oct 22, 2008 17:29:22 GMT
Reiki is the most beautiful experience in hospitals, I use to do it in Mexico, in Los Mochis, and you could see how the patients needs reiki, the shower of love helps, when you hug them, you can feel how they need us. try and you will see, you will be very happy helping them.
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Post by barbcat40 on Nov 3, 2008 22:45:46 GMT
Just a silly side-note to this wonderful thread. I HATE going to the pharmacy to pick up prescriptions. One can wait 30 to 45 minutes!
Now I take my Reiki Ho CD and run it for 1/2 hour as I do my "work" - silently suggesting that any other person there take whatever Reiki they may want or need for their highest good.
Barbara
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Post by Veggiechef on Nov 6, 2008 15:56:36 GMT
;D ;D ;D
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Post by bex333 on Dec 13, 2008 13:38:43 GMT
Dear Veggiechef, Im in meas,Az. I work for one of the biggest hospitals in the state,and Im happy to say Reiki is offered in all our hospitals as a choice for healing. That is why I became interested,I work with children. Im so thankful people are finally realizing, theres so much more then just medicine,like Reikitty said human touch means so much to someone hurting. Love & Light Bex333
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Post by soineann on Dec 28, 2008 3:46:36 GMT
I volunteered at a local hospital
a few years ago to do 20 minute
Reiki sessions with nurses on their
lunch breaks.
I have also been contacted by
families to visit their loved ones
and do a Reiki Session.
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