The word Reiki is commonly translated as ‘universal life energy,’ from Rei (universal) and Ki (life force). Many people choose Reiki as a dedicated time to slow down, quiet the mind, and reconnect with their body. At Inner Health Chiropractic in Delray Beach, Reiki is offered as a complementary service alongside chiropractic care, massage, and physiotherapy. It is not a replacement for chiropractic or medical treatment. Dr. Kristina Jensen is a certified Holy Fire Karuna Reiki Master and has practiced Reiki for more than 20 years. Sessions are scheduled in the office during off-hours and usually last about one hour.

What Happens During a Reiki Session?

Your session takes place in a quiet, comfortable setting. You remain fully clothed and lie on a treatment table. The practitioner places her hands gently on or just above different areas of the body. The room stays calm so you can pause, breathe, and unwind.
  • Quiet time for relaxation
  • A brief conversation about your comfort and what you would like from the session
  • Light touch, or hands held just above the body
  • A short check-in afterward if you want to share what you noticed
Some people feel warmth, tingling, or a sense of peace. Others simply feel relaxed. There is no ‘right’ experience.

Reiki and Chiropractic Care

These are different services with different purposes. Chiropractic care focuses on the spine, nervous system, and musculoskeletal system. Reiki is offered as a complementary wellness practice for relaxation and general well-being. Many patients choose to include both in their routine, but Reiki should not be used in place of chiropractic, medical, or mental-health care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No particular belief is required. You can approach a session simply as quiet time for relaxation and self-care.

No. Reiki is practiced while you remain fully clothed.

No. Reiki is gentle and non-invasive. Touch, when used, is light and always based on your comfort.

Sessions are generally scheduled for about one hour.

Experiences vary. Some people notice warmth, tingling, or a sense of peace; others simply feel rested and relaxed.

No. Reiki is a complementary wellness practice and is not a replacement for chiropractic, medical, or mental-health care.

Please consult your healthcare provider with questions about your individual care. Reiki may be used as a relaxation practice alongside appropriate medical care.

That depends on your goals and preferences. We are happy to discuss a schedule that feels right for you.

Reiki is not covered by insurance. Please contact our office for cost/session.

If you are looking for a calm, supportive space to relax and reset, Reiki may be a good fit. Contact us to talk through any questions.

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