Remote Reiki with Dee
Online Reiki
sessions.
Make room for a quiet, private Reiki session from the comfort of home.
30 minutes: $150
One hour: $180
A session from home
Your own space can be enough.
Choosing an online Reiki session can be a simple way to make time for yourself without needing to travel or rearrange your whole day. You can settle in at home, close the door on a busy room, and let the session happen in a familiar place. For many people, that sense of privacy and comfort is part of what makes a remote session feel approachable.
Dee is a Level III Reiki healer offering remote Reiki healing sessions. Distance Reiki is a spiritual wellness practice in which the practitioner and client are in different locations. During the session, Dee uses meditation, intention, and traditional Reiki hand positions or symbols to offer what Reiki practitioners describe as healing energy. You do not need to know the right words, understand every part of the practice, or arrive with a particular experience in mind.
This is quiet time set aside for rest and reflection. You can lie on a bed, rest on a sofa, or sit comfortably in a chair. The goal is not to perform relaxation or make the session into another item on your list. It is simply to give yourself room to slow down in a way that feels manageable.
Reiki is complementary spiritual support. It is not medical or mental-health care, and it does not replace care from a qualified professional.
What your time can look like
Simple, private, and unhurried.
There is no need to make a perfect ritual of it. A few practical comforts are enough.
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Settle where you are
Choose a quiet spot at home where you can rest without interruption. A bed, sofa, or comfortable chair can all work well. You may like to have a blanket, water, or soft lighting nearby, but nothing special is required.
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Let the session be quiet
Dee works remotely while you rest in your own space. You might notice thoughts, feelings, stillness, or simply the experience of taking a pause. There is no correct way for the time to feel.
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Return at your own pace
When the session is complete, give yourself a gentle transition if you can. You may want to journal, sit with a cup of tea, take a short walk, or move straight back into your day. Your time afterward belongs to you.
Choosing your session
Thirty minutes or a full hour.
Dee offers two online Reiki session lengths, each held with the same calm and compassionate approach. A 30-minute session is $150. It can be a good fit when you are looking for a contained pause in the middle of a full week, or when you would like to begin with a shorter appointment from home.
A one-hour session is $180. The longer time may feel right when you want more room to settle in before returning to the rest of your day. It is not about doing more or achieving a particular result. It is simply a longer private window in which you can rest without rushing.
If you are deciding between the two, consider what will feel kind and realistic for you. You do not need to choose the longest session for the experience to matter, and you do not need to arrive already calm. Choose the time that leaves room for you to be present without adding pressure.
Online Reiki is one of Dee’s spiritual wellness offerings. If you are looking instead for a private conversation and intuitive perspective around a personal question, you may prefer an intuitive psychic and mediumship session. If images and symbols feel like a gentler way to reflect, Dee also offers Oracle card readings and Tarot readings.
A grounded approach
Rest without expectations.
People book online Reiki for many personal reasons. You may be feeling pulled in several directions, moving through a season of change, or simply wanting an hour that is not organized around anyone else’s needs. You may be familiar with Reiki, or you may be curious and unsure what to expect. Both places are welcome.
It can help to approach a remote session with gentle expectations. You are not being asked to prove that you are relaxed, to report a certain sensation, or to have a spiritual experience that looks a particular way. Dee offers the session with care, and you remain free to notice what feels meaningful to you.
Give yourself permission to keep the practical parts simple. Silence your phone if that feels helpful. Let someone in your household know you would like uninterrupted time. Wear comfortable clothes. If interruptions happen, they happen. You do not have to create a perfect setting for a private pause to be worthwhile.
Afterward, take only what supports you. You may feel ready to go back to work, family, or errands. You may prefer a few quiet minutes without conversation. There is no need to force a conclusion, make a major decision, or turn your session into evidence of anything. Your wellbeing, discernment, and own pace stay at the center.
For a fuller overview of Dee’s remote practice, you can also visit the remote Reiki page. When you are ready, booking gives you a clear next step and leaves the rest of the experience uncomplicated.
Frequently asked questions
Before you book.
What is an online Reiki session?
An online Reiki session is a remote spiritual wellness session. Dee is a Level III Reiki healer and works with meditation, intention, and traditional Reiki hand positions or symbols while you rest in your own space.
Do I need to be on a video call?
Your session is remote, so you can be at home rather than in the same room as Dee. When you book, Dee can confirm the simple details for your session and what will help you feel comfortable.
How should I prepare my space?
Choose a place where you can be undisturbed and comfortable, such as a bed, sofa, or supportive chair. You may want a blanket, water, and a little time before and after the session without other demands.
What should I expect afterward?
People can use the time differently. You may want to sit quietly, write down a few reflections, take a short walk, or simply return to your day at your own pace. There is no required response or outcome.
Is Reiki medical or mental-health care?
No. Reiki is complementary spiritual support. It is not medical or mental-health care and does not replace support from a qualified professional.
Begin where you are