Medical Reiki
Description
Raven Keyes has spent close to two decades working in operating rooms alongside surgeons, and this book is written from that experience. It describes what a Reiki practitioner actually does in a clinical setting: where they stand, what they are permitted to touch, how the request is made, and how to work with a medical team rather than around one.
The book covers how to ask for Medical Reiki and how to receive it, how physicians can open a practice to it, and the exercises, meditations and affirmations Keyes uses with people going through long or frightening treatment. The aim throughout is comfort and calm alongside care, never in place of it.
Includes a foreword by Dr. Sheldon Marc Feldman, MD, FACS, director of breast cancer services at Montefiore Medical Center. Reiki is a spiritual practice and not medical care, and nothing in it replaces the advice of a physician.
Why We Carry It
Raven Keyes has worked beside surgeons for close to twenty years, and the book is written for that setting: what a practitioner does in an operating room, what the boundaries are, and how to work with a clinical team rather than around one.
Who It Is For
Reiki practitioners who want to work in hospitals and hospices, and family members who want to be useful during a long treatment.
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