Entries by Ruth McKlusky
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Paper Evaluating the Subjective Experience of Reiki in a Large Sample Published
For those of you who caught our last CRR webinar, the scientific article has now been published in the Journal of Integrative and Complementary Medicine, “An Evaluation of the Subjective Experience of Receiving Reiki: Qualitative Results from a Pragmatic Effectiveness Study.” It was also named a high impact article and, as such, is available as […]
The Experience of Receiving Reiki: Results from a Large Scale Study Webinar
During our Friday August 19th webinar, Center for Reiki Research members Dr. Natalie Dyer, PhD, Dr. Ann Baldwin, PhD, and Akleema Ali, BSc, discussed their recently published large scale study conducted at Harvard University assessing the subjective experience of receiving a Reiki session. The presentation was followed by a Q&A session with the audience. Associate […]
Blinded, Controlled Study Shows Reiki Significantly Reduces Pain in Patients Undergoing Knee Replacement Surgery
A key Center for Reiki Research (CRR) membership benefit is instant access to more than one hundred Reiki research study summaries demonstrating Reiki’s validity and efficacy. The research study summaries are compiled by volunteer research professionals, using the Touchstone Process a uniquely rigorous peer review method for analyzing a group of scientific studies in a particular […]
