Hospice/Transition Reiki

Hospice/transition Reiki, also known as end-of-life Reiki or transition Reiki, is a specialized form of Reiki energy healing that is tailored to support individuals who are nearing the end of life or going through the process of dying. It is offered to patients in hospice care, as well as their families and caregivers, to provide comfort, relief, and support during the end-of-life journey.

1. Comfort and Relaxation: Hospice/transition Reiki practitioners work with patients to provide gentle, non-invasive touch and energetic support to promote relaxation, comfort, and peace. This can help alleviate physical discomfort, reduce anxiety, and create a sense of calmness and well-being for the patient.


2. Energetic Support: Reiki practitioners channel universal life force energy (ki or chi) to the patient through their hands, either by lightly touching or holding their hands above the patient's body. This energy is believed to flow to wherever it is needed most in the patient's energy field, supporting the body's natural healing processes and promoting a sense of balance and harmony.


3. Emotional and Spiritual Support: In addition to providing physical comfort, hospice/transition Reiki practitioners offer emotional and spiritual support to patients and their loved ones during the end-of-life process. They create a compassionate and supportive presence, offering listening ears, gentle guidance, and loving kindness to help individuals navigate their emotions, fears, and spiritual concerns as they approach the end of life.


4. Support for Families and Caregivers: Hospice/transition Reiki is not only offered to patients but also to their families and caregivers who may be experiencing their own emotional and spiritual challenges during this difficult time. Reiki sessions can help caregivers relax, reduce stress, and replenish their energy reserves so they can better support their loved ones.


5. Honoring the Transition: Hospice/transition Reiki practitioners approach the end-of-life journey with reverence, respect, and acceptance, honoring the natural process of dying and supporting the individual's transition from this life to whatever comes next, according to their beliefs.