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The owner of Quiet Healing Arts, and the mother of a son with autism, I have found that Reiki is a great way to reduce violent outbreaks and produce a feeling of total calm in the autistic or special needs person. Since Reiki can ease slightly, it is not necessary to actually lay hands on people on the recipient. A session can easily carry a child sitting on the lap of his caretaker, or even if he is mobile.
Reiki works by directing energy towards the recipient, and then the energy is a general guideline, it will slide as needed. Sometimes the results are immediate, and there are times when several sessions are necessary to see the overall results.
Reiki is a gentle yet powerful method of breaking through physical, mental and emotional blocks by using your own personal energy (Chi) and Universal Life Force Energy to help the body heal itself.
It creates a safe space that is relaxing, soothing and peaceful, allowing you to release emotions you’d otherwise be afraid to be free, and free you to find self-love, self-pity and self-acceptance without fine. Because of this, it can be very effective with all people, including special-needs children.
Reiki is now accepted in mainstream society and is used in hospitals, nursing homes, and corporate America. According to Dr. Mehmet Oz, one of the leading cardiovascular surgeons in the United States, “Reiki has become a sought after healing art among patients and general physicians.”
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