Are your Reiki courses in-person or online?

Q: Are your Reiki courses in-person or online?

We offer both! You can indicate on your Reiki Course Application if you prefer to join virtually or in-person. Going forward, our classes are a hybrid of in-person and virtual seats. So some of your classmates may be online and some in-person. We've been teaching in this way since 2020 and it has been working beautifully. So if you are outside of Calgary, in a high-risk group, have symptoms, or it's a snow day, you can attend online. If you have symptoms, you must stay home. But you can join online that day. We use Zoom for the online attendees. All courses are live and are not recorded. Our in-person space is limited to a maximum of 6 students.

By Geneva Robins|2022-03-08T13:02:16-07:00March 8, 2022|Categories: Reiki Courses|0 Comments

We offer both! You can indicate on your Reiki Course Application if you prefer to join virtually or in-person.

Going forward, our classes are a hybrid of in-person and virtual seats. So some of your classmates may be online and some in-person. We’ve been teaching in this way since 2020 and it has been working beautifully. So if you are outside of Calgary, in a high-risk group, have symptoms, or it’s a snow day, you can attend online.

If you have symptoms, you must stay home. But you can join online that day. We use Zoom for the online attendees.

All courses are live and are not recorded.

Our in-person space is limited to a maximum of 6 students.

About the Author: Geneva Robins

Geneva Robins, M.Sc. is a Reiki Master and teacher in the Usui Shiki Ryoho System of Natural Healing and a scientist with a Master’s degree in ecology. She is the founder of the LunaHolistic Lineage of Reiki, where Reiki is taught over the course of a year of intensive study. Geneva is the author of “The Secret Art of Happiness: How to Change Your Life with the Reiki Ideals.” She lives in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, under Treaty 7, the traditional territory of the Kainai, Siksika, Piikani, Tsuut’ina, Stoney Nakoda, and Metis nations. She is grateful for the hospitality of First People's and their descendants.