Below are 3 quick tips to consider, which are taken from the ‘Ultimate Survival Guide for Solo Reiki Practitioners’. I have created these tips and published them there to help those looking to become a professional Reiki practitioner.

In this quick-fire article, where I list 7 common mistakes Reiki practitioners make when starting professionally offering Reiki treatments to the public. I have also added a tip to avoid each of these mistakes for you.

To start with I would say spend some time looking at broadly what you want your Reiki Business to achieve, or provide those you serve and yourself. Then decide to commit to this. It is common to see new practitioners find it harder than they thought it would be, especially in the area of finding new clients consistently.

This article looks at common challenges around marketing for Reiki practitioners and why it is vital to better understand this topic for the success of a Reiki business.

This is my suggested supporting book for those doing Reiki treatments who would like to gain some understanding of the body, organ locations, and functions and better understand the systems of the body. It covers anatomy, physiology, and pathology, so is a good resource for therapists in general.

Tips for those thinking of buying a therapy bed for delivering Reiki treatments, be that at home or professionally. In this article I will go through some considerations and my take on therapy couches to try and help you.

Here is a favourite Reiki book, titled 'Women in Reiki'. The book was been 3 years in the making, involving in-depth research and interviews, shining a spotlight on key influential women in Reiki.

In this short take on my latest recommended Reiki book. I take a look at the recently translated into English and released book in 2020 ‘One with Reiki’ By Frank Arjava Petter.

This article is for those who work professionally as a Reiki practitioner, delivering Reiki treatments to the public. Or anyone who is thinking about doing so in the future. I have written and developed over recent years my home study course for Reiki practitioners.

This book brings the manual of Hayashi Sensei to life. Packed with pictures of Reiki treatment positions for common ailments and the Kekko technique that we learn in Jikiden Reiki. So useful for those more visual in learning.

This book is written by my primary Reiki teacher Tadao Yamaguchi in 2007. It looks at primarily the history of Reiki from the Yamaguchi family perspective and gives an insight into Japanese culture and thinking. A must-read for students of Jikiden Reiki.

So today I have listed 10 reasons why I believe students of Reiki can benefit from an ongoing study with regular attendance at student events, be they in the form of teaching, workshop or Reiki share format, to support their study of Reiki.