Choosing a Reiki Teacher

Fiona is an experienced teacher with a love for all things energy! She works shamanically along side the Reiki. She loves the framework that Reiki brings because it is accessible and specific enough to act as a gateway to broader energy work. Her classes are warm, fun, full of information and her focus is bringing the individual gifts of each person to the group experience. She enjoys the journey of each class from first booking through to the on-line and in-person Reiki Shares.

What Fiona has said "It is a real pleasure to watch people grow in confidence and skill as the weeks go on.  The classes are a place to feel at ease talking and learning about spiritual aspects of themselves. Each student has their own contribution to make and I love the delight of the students as they find their curiosities a source of learning for others in the group. For some, life long friendships are made in these classes. That is the value in the Reiki classes - the warmth and the growth".

When it comes to choosing the right Reiki master to learn with, there are a few factors to consider:

Credentials and experience: Look for a Reiki master who has obtained appropriate training and certification in Reiki. They should have a thorough understanding and practical experience in the practice of Reiki healing.

Reputation and recommendations: Seek recommendations from others who have learned Reiki or have received Reiki sessions.

Connection and personal compatibility: It's important to feel a sense of comfort and connection with the Reiki master you choose to learn from. The energy and teaching style of the master should resonate with you. 

Teaching approach and philosophy: Different Reiki masters may have varying approaches and philosophies on Reiki. Some may incorporate additional modalities or have a specific focus on spiritual aspects, while others may have a more practical or grounded approach. Clarify their teaching methods, philosophy, and the level of support they offer to ensure it aligns with your expectations and goals.

Continued support and community: Learning Reiki is a journey, and ongoing support is valuable. Inquire about the level of support provided by the Reiki master after the training, such as follow-up group sessions, or a community of practitioners to connect with in a Reiki Share.

Trust and intuition: Ultimately, trust your intuition and gut feeling when choosing a Reiki master. If something doesn't feel right or if you have doubts, it may be worth exploring other options. You want to learn from someone who makes you feel safe, respected, and supported throughout your Reiki journey.

It's also helpful to have open and honest communication with potential Reiki masters, asking questions about their experience, teaching style, and any other concerns you may have. This will assist you in making an informed decision and finding the right Reiki master to guide you in learning this healing practice.