Private Session —

Reiki Healing

60 minutes | In-person | Sliding scale: $90–$125

At our sanctuary in Tucson, each Reiki session is a quiet invitation back to yourself. Whether you’re carrying stress, recovering from trauma or TBI, or simply craving stillness, Reiki meets you exactly where you are—without pressure or expectation.

This gentle practice works with the nervous system, helping shift the body out of hypervigilance or shutdown and into balance. As energy flows, breath deepens, tension softens, and awareness returns to the present moment. There is nothing to force or fix; Reiki simply supports what is ready to shift.

Or reach out by email to learn more and sense whether this is the right fit.

What to expect

Reiki sessions are fully clothed, lying on a massage table, with light touch or no touch at all, depending on your preference. You may feel warmth, tingling, deep relaxation, or a sense of peace. Some people drift into sleep; others experience clarity or gentle emotional release. Each session is unique.

Sessions are held in the casita during warmer months for a cool, restful indoor setting. In cooler weather, sessions may take place on a screened porch just steps from the herd. While you won’t be inside the horses’ space, their steady presence remains part of the experience—subtle, regulating, and grounding.

Reiki & nervous system regulation

Reiki is a Japanese healing practice developed by Mikao Usui in the early 1900s to support not only physical health but also emotional and energetic well-being. Brought to the West through Hawayo Takata, Reiki has since become a widely shared practice of balance and presence.

At Congruence, Reiki is understood as a conversation with the nervous system. Through light or no-touch energy work, the body is invited out of vigilance and into safety. Breath slows, tension eases, and the body’s innate capacity for regulation emerges.

This work is especially supportive for those recovering from trauma, living with chronic stress, navigating the effects of TBI, or seeking a deeper connection with themselves. Rather than a technique applied to you, Reiki at Congruence is a shared space of co-regulation—a quiet return to wholeness and a remembering of the body’s wisdom.

FAQs

  • No. While Peggy has lived experience with TBI and welcomes those on that path, Reiki sessions are open to anyone seeking nervous system support, trauma healing, or quiet reconnection.

  • Some clients come regularly, others as needed. You’re welcome to begin with a single session and feel into the rhythm that best supports your system.

  • In-person sessions are offered on a sliding scale of $90–$125. A limited number of reduced rate spaces are available each month—please inquire if needed.

    Although we are NOT a non profit, each session directly supports the care and well-being of the sanctuary.

  • Peggy is a Kali Ki Reiki Master trained in the Usui tradition and attuned to the Sacred Flame—a profound spiritual activation that deepens intuitive healing and inner connection. My lineage includes the foundational teachings of Usui Reiki, expanded with the transformational symbols and practices unique to Kali Ki.

  • Not directly. Sessions are indoors in summer and on a screened porch near the herd in cooler months. The horses are always part of the field, even from a distance.

  • Comfortable clothes. You’ll remain fully clothed, lying on a massage table, with optional light touch or no touch at all.

  • No. Just arrive as you are. You may wish to avoid heavy meals or stimulants beforehand.

  • Most people feel calm, clear, grounded, or quietly energized. Some feel emotional release or a need for rest. Effects can continue to unfold over days.

  • Yes. Reiki works gently with the nervous system and can help reduce overwhelm, shift patterns of hypervigilance, and support regulation over time.

  • Reiki doesn’t rely on storytelling or analysis. It works through the body and energy field, often reaching places words cannot.

  • Reiki is not tied to any religion or belief system. It simply invites your system back into balance, clarity, and connection.

  • If you feel called to explore this work, I invite you to schedule a complimentary 15-minute phone consultation or reach out by email to learn more or book a session.

  • Yes. Reiki complements many approaches including somatic experiencing, therapy, acupuncture, bodywork, and medical care. It supports integration without interference.

  • Yes. Reiki can be a deeply supportive practice during hospice and end-of-life care — for both the person transitioning and their loved ones. It helps create a calm, grounded environment, gently easing physical discomfort and emotional tension. Reiki does not aim to fix or change what is unfolding, but instead offers presence, comfort, and peace as the body and spirit move through this sacred threshold. It can also help family members regulate their own nervous systems, supporting clearer presence and connection in those final days.

Have another question? Reach out to info@congruencetucson.com