Synopsis "Reiki Helps you Feel Better: A Guide for Young People and Curious Adults"
Cory says, "Reiki is kinda crazy, but I really love it. It also makes my little brother seem a lot less annoying!" Cory's mother wants you to know that it's also helped with sleep, anxiety and patience.What if your family had a way to help their stress, sleep better, and improve their mood and focus? Something your kids could do for themselves, at any time of the day, had no side effects and was actually fun for them? Sound wonderful? Well, that's what this book is about!Reiki Helps You Feel Better: A Guide for Young People and Curious Adults explains the energy medicine self-care technique called Reiki. Thorough enough for adults who want to understand Reiki quickly and simply, but aimed at ages 10 to 14, it's firmly rooted in the everyday teen and tween world of soccer practice, friendships, school, and growing up. Talking about the What, Why and How of taking care of your energy anatomy doesn't have to be vague or confusing, and this book proves it.Because Reiki is something kids (and adults!) can do to provide healing for themselves independently, you'll see how your child's self-confidence and self-esteem grow along with their understanding of their body's energy. Using it they'll be able to better manage their worries and pain, they'll sleep better, lessen anxiety and depression, and develop a greater ease with mindfulness.What's even better is that Reiki doesn't have to be added to the schedule, like homework or meditation. It can be integrated seamlessly throughout the day, and it can be kept private. It's part of holistic (or alternative) health, doesn't have side effects, and it works with any other treatment being used. Reiki is something your child does for themselves, on themselves, and under their own control, to improve their energy anatomy and bring more harmony to their lives.
