Reiki Healing Treatments in
West London
What is a Reiki Treatment | What happens during a treatment | Your Reiki experience | What bring people to Reiki | Session Fees | How do I book? | FAQs
Hi there,
I’m Katie. I offer Reiki healing treatments from Miller’s Way Project in Shepherd’s Bush. A calm, welcoming space where you can step away from everyday demands, settle in and receive what you need in the moment.
I bring presence, care and attention to each session, meeting you where you are. You can take the time to rest, receive Reiki and simply be.
What is a Reiki healing treatment?
A Reiki healing treatment (pronounced ray-key) is a simple Japanese healing practice that can induce a deeply relaxed, often meditative state.
The word Reiki is often translated as spiritual or universal life force energy. Reiki energy is traditionally understood to awaken the body’s natural capacity for healing, supporting balance and wellbeing across the physical, emotional, mental and spiritual dimensions of our being.
During your treatment, I support the flow of Reiki while you rest comfortably, either lying down or sitting. You are invited to pause, settle and allow the practice to support your wellbeing in whatever way is needed in that moment. Each session meets us where we are. As you relax, your body and energy can draw on the Reiki that is needed in that moment. There is nothing you need to do.
I had a Reiki session from Katie and it was a wonderfully peaceful experience. From the moment I walked into the space and throughout the session I felt comfortable and at ease. Thank you Katie for a wonderful session.” Ameet
What happens during a Reiki healing treatment?
Arriving and settling in
When you arrive at Miller’s Way Project, I’ll welcome you into the space and invite you to settle in. There’s time to take off your shoes, put your coat away and have a herbal tea before we begin.
We’ll spend some time together before the treatment. If it’s your first Reiki session, I’ll explain a little about the practice and what you can expect. If you’ve had Reiki before, we’ll simply meet you where you are.
You may want to talk about what’s brought you to Reiki healing or what you’re moving through, or you may prefer to keep things simple. There’s no need to share anything you’re not comfortable sharing.
Before we begin, we’ll go through a short client form and I’ll answer any questions you may have. When you’re ready, you’ll settle onto the treatment bed, with a blanket and eye mask if you’d like them.
During the treatment
The Reiki treatment itself is usually quiet. You’ll lie comfortably, or sit if that is your preference, while I place my hands on or just above the body to support the flow of Reiki. There is nothing you need to do — you’re simply invited to rest and receive.
Afterwards
Afterwards, I’ll gently guide you as you take a moment to sit up and settle back into the space. I’ll offer you some water before we sit together again. You’re welcome to take a little time to reflect on how you found the session. My role is to support the flow of Reiki and allow the session to be yours. Practitioners may notice sensations in different ways during a treatment, but I don’t try to interpret them or attach a particular meaning to them. We can talk about your experience if you’d like to, and I can also suggest practices you might like to try at home to support the continued flow of energy, grounding and settling. I’ll share any other aftercare information that may be useful.
Your Reiki experience
There isn’t one way to experience a Reiki healing treatment.
As Reiki treatments support balance and harmony, they can also support the clearing of energy that may have become held or stagnant – something that can be an understandable part of being human and moving through life. This can happen on physical, emotional, mental or spiritual levels, and you may or may not become aware of this cleansing process.
During or after a treatment, you may notice physical sensations such as warmth or heat, coolness or tingling, twitching, emotions, images or a sense of deep relaxation. You may feel calmer, more settled or grounded, or you may notice something much subtler — perhaps a sense of quiet or something that’s difficult to put into words.
You may also notice a sense of lightness, clarity or ease afterwards, or simply a feeling that is difficult to describe. Sometimes there is very little to notice during the session itself, or afterwards.
Whatever you notice — or don’t notice — there is no particular experience you need to have, and nothing necessarily needs to happen for a session to be worthwhile. Reiki isn’t so much about having a particular experience as allowing yourself the space to receive. Where possible, letting go of the need to analyse, interpret or look for a particular outcome can create space for the practice to unfold in its own way, allowing you to receive what is supportive for you in that moment.
For some people, Reiki healing becomes something they return to over time, while others feel drawn to learn Reiki healing for themselves. Others may simply choose to receive a session when it feels right for them. There is no particular path you need to follow — you can simply begin with where you are.
“I have had a couple of Reiki sessions with Katie, and each experience is different. When I walk away from a treatment, I personally feel that something has shifted. I am more relaxed, and this helps me to see my intentions clearly. I would highly recommend seeing Katie for a treatment.” Adrian
What brings people to Reiki healing treatments?
People come to Reiki healing treatments for all sorts of reasons.
You might be feeling stressed, overwhelmed or like you’re holding more than you can currently manage. You may be curious about Reiki healing and want to experience it for yourself, or perhaps you’ve had Reiki before and are looking for a practitioner you can continue with.
Sometimes people come during a period of change or difficulty — perhaps a change in work or relationships, grief, a health challenge or another life transition. Others are already on a journey of healing, self-discovery or reconnecting with themselves, and find Reiki becomes a supportive part of that process.
Our wellbeing is not just one thing. We can be affected physically, mentally, emotionally and spiritually. Sometimes we simply feel that we need support as a whole person. Reiki can be received alongside whatever else is supporting you, whether that’s rest, reflection, medical care, therapy or other wellbeing practices. Treatments do not replace medical treatment or other appropriate care, and can be part of your wider approach to wellbeing.
And sometimes there isn’t a particular reason at all. You may simply feel drawn to Reiki and curious to see what the experience offers.
Whatever brings you here, you’re welcome.
“I have had a few Reiki sessions with Katie after a very difficult time. Each session has helped me in different ways and I highly recommend working with Katie if you are looking for ways to change your energy and calm yourself down. The whole experience is fascinating…”Annabel
Reiki Session Fees
In-person Reiki healing— £65
Miller’s Way Project, Shepherd’s Bush · approximately 1–1¼ hours, including around 45 minutes of Reiki treatment and time to settle and talk before and afterwards.
Distance Reiki healing — £45
1-hour remote session
Concessions
I offer a limited number of concessionary sessions to help make Reiki healing sessions accessible to those who may benefit. If this would make a difference for you, you’re warmly welcome to mention it when enquiring.
Under 16s
For anyone under 16, written consent from a parent or guardian is required, and a parent or guardian must be present throughout the session.
If you’re considering Reiki for a young person, you’re very welcome to get in touch beforehand so we can talk through what would feel appropriate and supportive.
“Had my first session with Katie recently, she was brilliant. Very warm, opening, kind and in tune with how best to help me during the session. I feel much more balanced and connected after spending time with her.
How do I book?
To arrange a session, simply complete the booking enquiry form below and I’ll be in touch to find a suitable time.
Before booking, please take a moment to read my Terms & Conditions of Booking before scheduling your session.
I’ve had several beautiful Reiki treatments with Katie and have cherished each one. Nothing helps me to truly relax and let go of whatever is happening in my life at the time better than Reiki. Katie creates such a loving and welcoming environment and I felt safe and supported from the very beginning. It’s the best part of my self care ritual.
Egle
FAQs
How many Reiki healing treatments will I need?
There’s no set number of Reiki healing treatments you need to have. Some people come for a single session, while others choose to receive Reiki more regularly as part of their wellbeing practice.
Some people like to begin with three sessions, particularly when they’re moving through a period of change, challenge or transition. This can give you time to settle into the practice and explore how Reiki feels for you over a few sessions.
Others prefer to come more occasionally, returning when they feel drawn to having some time to pause, rest and receive.
We can talk together about what you’re looking for and what might feel supportive, and make a plan that works for you. There’s no right number or frequency, and you can always take things at your own pace.
Is there anything I need to prepare?
There’s no special preparation needed, but a few simple things may help you get the most from your time.
- If you can, avoid caffeine for a couple of hours before your treatment, as this can make it easier to settle and relax.
- Wear comfortable clothing that you can rest easily in.
- You’ll be invited to remove your shoes when you arrive, so it’s worth keeping this in mind when choosing what to wear.
- If possible, give yourself a few moments of space before your appointment rather than arriving rushed.
- It can be helpful to bring some water with you for the journey home.
The intention is simply to give yourself a little space around the treatment, where possible.
Will you give me feedback or insights after the session?
At the end of the session, we’ll take time to talk through aftercare and any practical support that may help you integrate the experience.
If it feels supportive for you, I can share where I noticed energy flowing during the session, without interpretation or analysis. You’re not asked to make sense of anything — often there is a quiet beauty in simply being with your experience as it is, without needing to analyse, explain, or attach meaning. This openness can allow your body’s own wisdom to continue unfolding in its own way and time.
Your experience is honoured as the most important part of the process, and gentle reflection in the days following your session can support integration, allowing any insights to arise naturally through self-care and attentiveness.
Is Reiki healing safe?
Reiki is generally understood to be a gentle, non-invasive practice, and it has not been shown to have harmful effects.
For me, safety is also about how a Reiki treatment is offered. As a practitioner, I have a responsibility to make sure you feel comfortable, respected and in control throughout your session. We’ll talk beforehand about anything I need to know, and you can ask questions, change position, adjust the treatment or stop at any point.
I work within my professional boundaries and recognise that Reiki is a complementary wellbeing practice. It isn’t intended to replace medical treatment or other appropriate care.
Hi there. I’m Katie, a Reiki Practitioner and Circle Facilitator based in West London. I hold gentle, client-led spaces where you can rest, reconnect, and tune into your own inner wisdom.