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What Is The Cost Of Reiki Practitioner Insurance?
With NACAMS, you can get coverage for as little as $0.49 per day, potentially saving you hundreds of thousands in the event of a lawsuit. Even the most skilled Reiki therapists can face liability if a client is injured during a session—protect yourself with the right coverage.
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$60/YR
Student Policy Notice: to be eligible for the student policy, you must be currently enrolled in your first certification program. Pro tip: students can buy the $60 student insurance policy from NACAMS on the last day of their program, and that policy is good for the next 364 days, even if you are providing services full-time!
Do Reiki Practitioners Need Insurance?
Reiki insurance serves as a crucial safety net for practitioners, shielding you from the financial and legal challenges that may arise in your practice. From allegations of malpractice or negligence to unforeseen incidents like a client slipping in your space, NACAMS unified professional liability and general liability insurance—provides peace of mind, knowing your financial assets are safe and allowing you to focus on your practice with confidence.
Potential liability risks reiki practitioner insurance can shield you from include:
Reiki practitioners may make mistakes while learning and practicing various techniques. If a mistake leads to harm or injury to a client, the practitioner could be held liable for professional negligence or malpractice. Professional & general liability insurance can help cover legal expenses and potential settlements in such cases.
In many health and wellness environments, there's a risk of clients slipping, tripping, or falling, potentially leading to injuries. Reiki insurance provides general liability coverage in case a client is injured due to such incidents while they are in your care.
Liability insurance can help protect reiki therapists if a client experiences negative consequences from a treatment or product recommendation e.g. using essential oils, incense, etc.
In today's digital age, personal information security is paramount. Reiki liability insurance provides coverage for identity protection, safeguarding you from the consequences of identity theft. Should your personal information be compromised, leading to fraudulent activities or financial loss, this coverage steps in to offer financial assistance and support to help restore your identity and mitigate the resulting damages.
Reiki practitioners might communicate their practices through various channels, including online platforms. If a teacher's statements about their training or services are perceived as libelous or slanderous by a client, fellow student, or instructor, liability insurance can offer protection against potential legal claims.
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Liability insurance is an investment every professional should make to keep their financial assets protected. All-inclusive coverage so you can get peace of mind instantly with no confusing insurance decisions.
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In addition to the Reiki, NACAMS also provides protection for general energy healing practitioners who offer wellness services like sound healing, massage therapy, yoga therapy, crystal healing, and 500 more.
Why NACAMS?
Reiki practitioners nationwide choose NACAMS Insurance for reliable professional liability coverage. With our policy, you gain the confidence to focus on healing and supporting your clients, knowing you're protected every step of the way.
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What Is Reiki?
Reiki is a energy healing practice originating from Japan, which attempts to transfer universal energy in the form of palm-healing techniques. Ki is the Japanese version of qi, the life force energy that sustains our existence, and rei is the Japanese word for spirit. Thus, reiki means “spirit life force.”
Similar to acupressure, Reiki is centered on the idea that an imbalance of ki results in a higher susceptibility to illness. Practitioners of both methods aim at alleviating illness via energy healing, but acupressure therapists attempt to unblock the energy pathways while Reiki healers simply attempt to channel energy to the patient. In other words, “all healers use life force or ki, but not all use Reiki.”
Instead of manipulating the physical body, these healers manipulate the energy field penetrating the body, positioning their hands lightly on or above the patient so the energy of the universe may be channeled through one body and into the other. The method is comparable to meditation in this regard, as both are noninvasive therapies grounded in self-healing.
What Is The History Reiki?
In 1922, Japanese Buddhist Mikao Usui completed a 21-day meditation and fast on Mount Kurama-yama. It is believed that during this time, Usui developed the traditional Japanese Reiki. He delineated his method by a set of five underlying principles, known as the Five Reiki Precepts:
- Do not be angry.
- Do not worry.
- Be grateful.
- Work with diligence.
- Be kind to people.
Usui allegedly taught this technique to over 2,000 individuals, 16 of whom reached the masters level (Shinpiden), before his death in 1926. Chujiro Hayashi, one of said masters-level students, worked to synthesize his mentor’s method into a more accessible practice. After receiving approval from Usui, Hayashi founded a Reiki clinic in Tokyo, Japan.
There is no formal training program available to aspiring energy healers. Rather, the ability to channel energy from the universe to another person is passed on by a Reiki master during an “attunement,” a process through which the heart, crown and palm chakras are opened. Immediately thereafter, the student is able to perform Reiki.
It’s significant to note the difference between Japanese Reiki and Western Reiki, a system attributed to Hawayo Takata. Although they are almost identical, the former relies on intuition for hand placement, and the latter utilizes a set of hand patterns for treatment.
What Are The Health Benefits Of Reiki?
Energy healing techniques are known to balance the energies and chakras, strengthen personal awareness, promote self-healing and boost the immune system. They are often used to release repressed emotions and encourage positive thinking. Reiki may also alleviate stress, anxiety, headaches and back pain. In The Reiki Handbook, published in 1992, Sandra Nevins and Larry Arnold claim this holistic practice is effective for treating diabetes, cancer, brain damage and venereal diseases.
Source: Reddy, Kaya Niranjan Kumar. The Ultimate Guide to REIKI. 18 Dec. 2005. Web
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