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Reiki & Energy Healing in Seattle, WA

Seattle's energy-healing community reflects the Pacific Northwest's deep wellness streak, where Reiki sits comfortably beside naturopathy, yoga studios, and holistic clinics. Practitioners tend to cluster where that culture runs strongest: Capitol Hill and the Central District, the independent corridors of Ballard, Fremont, and Wallingford, and neighborhood pockets in West Seattle, Maple Leaf, and Queen Anne. Many work from shared healing-arts suites or quiet home studios, offering Usui and Holy Fire Reiki, sound baths, and biofield work. Rainy, introspective, and open to alternative healing, Seattle makes an easy home for both hands-on and distance energy sessions.

Christina Feyes, author of Realizing Death and intuitive counselor

Featured practitioner · Online, available to Seattle

Christina Feyes

Author · Speaker · Intuitive Counselor & Spiritual Healer

Author of Realizing Death and a sought-after speaker on healing and consciousness, Christina now offers one-on-one sessions in intuitive counseling, spiritual healing, and St. Germain channeling — online, from anywhere. With 20+ years of experience and formal training in psychology and social work, she blends evidence-based therapy with soul-centered healing.

  • 20+ years experience
  • Author of “Realizing Death”
  • Speaker
  • Psychology & social work
  • St. Germain channeling

Local practitioners

Reiki & Energy Healing in Seattle

Compiled from public listings. Please confirm details directly with each practitioner before booking.

Seattle City Reiki

Traditional Usui Reiki

Reiki Master Diane Larson offers traditional Usui Shiki Ryoho treatments, distance sessions, and Reiki classes rooted in the Hawayo Takata lineage.

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Cascadia Reiki

Trauma-informed Reiki

Psychotherapist and Reiki Master Teacher Anne Ihnen provides trauma-informed Reiki and energy healing from a downtown Seattle office, both in person and remotely.

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West Seattle Reiki (Nurture Wellbeing)

Reiki & wellness coaching

Chandra Travers offers hands-on and distant Usui Reiki alongside wellness coaching from a West Seattle studio on California Avenue Southwest.

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Reiki and Wellness, LLC

Reiki & shamanic healing

Raychel Gaines, a Reiki Master and certified shamanic healer, provides Usui, Karuna, and Holy Fire Reiki plus shamanic sessions from an office on Rainier Avenue South.

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Ring Energy Healing

Reiki & sound healing

Jess Ring combines Reiki with sound modalities such as biofield tuning and Himalayan singing bowls from a practice in Seattle's Central District near Capitol Hill.

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Seattle Reiki & Yoga

Reiki & somatic healing

Michelle Brewer offers Reiki energy sessions alongside somatic and intuitive coaching work in the Maple Leaf and Queen Anne neighborhoods, in person and virtually.

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Choosing a reiki or energy practitioner in Seattle

  • Ask about training and lineage (e.g., Reiki level or certification).
  • Confirm the practitioner frames the work as complementary, not a medical cure.
  • Choose someone whose pace and touch preferences match your comfort.
  • A good session leaves you relaxed and clear, never pressured.

What to expect

You typically rest clothed on a table or in a chair while the practitioner places their hands lightly on or near you. Sessions are quiet and calming, often ending with a few minutes to reorient. Many people feel deeply relaxed afterward.

Reiki and similar energy therapies are now offered in a growing number of US hospitals as complementary support for relaxation and stress relief alongside standard treatment.Source: National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health

Common questions

Reiki & Energy Healing in Seattle

What does energy healing actually do?

Most people experience energy healing as deeply relaxing. It is used to ease stress, support calm, and complement medical care. It is not a proven cure for disease, and reputable practitioners present it that way.

Is Reiki safe?

Reiki is gentle and non-invasive, and is widely considered safe as a complement to conventional care. It should never replace treatment your doctor recommends.

Can Reiki be sent remotely?

Many practitioners offer distance Reiki, guiding you through a session by video while they work energetically. People who prefer to stay home often find remote sessions convenient and effective.

Where in Seattle can I find in-person Reiki sessions?

Seattle's Reiki practitioners are spread across the city rather than concentrated in one district. You will find energy workers in Capitol Hill and the Central District, downtown healing-arts offices, and neighborhood studios in West Seattle, Maple Leaf, Queen Anne, and Wallingford. Many practice from quiet home studios or shared wellness suites and see clients by appointment only, so booking ahead is essential. If you would rather not travel across the city's hills and traffic, most Seattle practitioners also offer distance Reiki over Zoom, which many say works just as effectively as an in-person session.

How does Reiki fit into Seattle's broader wellness and naturopathic scene?

Seattle sits in a region with a strong holistic-health tradition, anchored partly by Bastyr University in nearby Kenmore, a leading naturopathic school. Many local Reiki practitioners collaborate with naturopaths, acupuncturists, massage therapists, and counselors, and some work inside integrative clinics or shared healing-arts suites. In this city it is common to use Reiki alongside naturopathic care, yoga, or therapy rather than in place of conventional medical treatment. If you already see a naturopath or acupuncturist in Seattle, ask whether they can refer you to an energy worker they know and trust.

Please note: The practitioners listed here offer spiritual and wellbeing services that are not a substitute for medical or psychiatric care. If you are in crisis or immediate danger, contact your local emergency services — in the US, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).

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