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Reiki for IBS sufferers - looking for volunteers


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Hi all - I am a trained local ED hypnotherapist and Reiki master and I am looking for volunteers for distance reiki sessions aimed primparily as IBS sufferers. It is part of  new treatment plan in development.

The aim is to engage in a Reiki session via Zoom or Whatsapp - all you have to do is relax and give me honest feedback at the end over your experience and some feedback in the days after.

I am ideally looking for people who suffer from IBS or other digestive complaints but will treat other issues. Even though it is free I am looking for engaged, dependable volunteers.

It will initially be one session but could be more depending on the client and outcomes.

If you are interested please DM or email myself Lianne on [email protected]

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