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(412) 727-1731
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THE WAY OF REIKI
Nancy R. Murray, Reiki Master
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Key Stone Reiki has offered Reiki training and healing services in the greater Pittsburgh area and beyond since 1994. Key Stone Reiki practitioners are trained in the Usui System of Reiki Healing.
We are committed to offering this hands-on healing art for the highest good of all life everywhere.
Nancy Pearce, MS, LSW is a medical social worker with over 20 years of experience in working in long-term healthcare and hospice settings. In her practice, she integrates her educational research foundations with understandings from both her work experience and studies in spiritual and religious wisdom traditions.
Providing Reiki, innovative psychotherapy and cutting-edge treatment for depression, anxiety, and posttraumatic stress disorder. Treatment modalities include individual and couples therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, cardiac coherence, mindfulness training, and EMDR. Contact at 412-805-6811 or greenstone1@verizon.net
This book was written by a Japanese Reiki Master, and provides a unique perspective into the art and practice of Reiki. The link connects to a site within the www.threshold.com website which provide more information about this illuminating book.
The Reiki Alliance is an international community of Reiki Masters dedicated to the Usui Shiki Ryoho, the Usui System of Natural Healing. We nourish and empower our members with opportunities for personal and spiritual growth. Guided by the precepts, members deepen their mastery and connection with the Spiritual lineage through worldwide gatherings...
Located in the Drake Building in Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield neighborhood, the mission of the Cancer Caring Center is to help cancer survivors, their families and concerned friends cope effectively with the emotional impact of cancer through a variety of FREE support services.
A sacred Retreat built on hallowed ground in the heart of the serene Pennsylvania woodlands, Jesus Datta Retreat Center rests approximately 50 miles north of Pittsburgh. It is named for Jesus and Dattatreya, whose paths embrace the essence of Truth in all spiritual paths and traditions. Although the name may seem to suggest religion, the center is non-denominational and is focused on embracing nature and healing ..."it's a natural healing center".