A “Reiki nurse” is a registered nurse or healthcare professional who has also trained in Reiki and incorporates Reiki techniques into their nursing practice. Reiki nurses combine the principles and skills of nursing with the healing energy of Reiki to provide a holistic approach to patient care.

As a Reiki nurse, they may offer Reiki treatments to patients in healthcare settings, such as hospitals, clinics, or hospices. They can use Reiki techniques to promote relaxation, reduce pain and anxiety, support healing, and enhance overall well-being. Reiki nurses may also work collaboratively with other healthcare professionals to integrate Reiki into patient care plans.

The training and practice of a Reiki nurse typically involve completing the necessary education and licensing requirements to become a registered nurse, as well as receiving Reiki training and attunements from a qualified Reiki Master or teacher.

Reiki can be seen as a complementary therapy alongside conventional medical care, and Reiki nurses understand the importance of working within their scope of practice and in collaboration with the healthcare team. They often have a deep understanding of the mind-body-spirit connection and aim to support the holistic needs of their patients.

If you are interested in receiving Reiki from a nurse or incorporating Reiki into your nursing practice, it is important to seek out a nurse who has received proper training in Reiki and operates within the guidelines and regulations of their nursing profession.