East meets West, and You

Health and healing have been part of my life for as long as I can remember. 

My father was deeply involved in institutional Western medicine, so I grew up with a strong respect for the physical body, medical care, and the responsibility of helping someone who is hurting. At the same time, my brothers were involved in the development of bioenergetic stabilization work in Japan beginning in the late 1990s. From an early age, I was exposed to both the physical and energetic sides of wellness—not as theories, but as work being put into practice.

Reiki began in Japan in 1922, long before cell phones, Wi-Fi, constant screens, disrupted sleep, and the nonstop pressures of modern life. Reiki itself has remained true to its purpose. The world around us has not. By the late 1990s, bioenergetic work in Japan was beginning to address that newer challenge: helping the body maintain greater stability while living in an environment that continually works against balance.

That understanding shaped the way I chose to practice Reiki. 

Reiki is still the center of my work, but I wanted to support you more completely—physically, energetically, and over time. I wanted your Reiki healing visits to do more than offer temporary relief from pain, stress, and suffering. I wanted the work we do together to have a better chance to remain with you, build from visit to visit, and support your overall wellness between sessions.

Today, I am able to bring those worlds together in my practice. Reiki remains at the heart of what I do, supported by modern bioenergetic stabilization, strengthening, and protection. In many ways, it is the meeting of East and West, but for me it is also the natural result of how I was raised, what I have studied, and what I believe I can offer you now.