Karen O'Rourke, Animal Reiki - Cotati, CA - Nationwide

I do both Reiki for animals and people. I have been practicing Reiki since 1995. I received my Ususi System Master Certificate in 1996 and received my Holy Fire® III Karuna Reiki® Master Certificate in 2019. I am an Affiliate Member of The International Center for Reiki Training. I have had positive results with the Animals I have given Reiki to. Most of my work is Distance Reiki in which I can connect with your Pet using a photo of him/her.

Reiki is a technique that increases your supply of energy and in turn your life force energy begins the healing within. It is a good technique to bring about emotional and physical well being and can also be used to help your pet transition. Pets are part of your family and it is important to take care of their well being just as you do with other family members. I encourage you to take advantage of Reiki and I send light and love to you and yours.

"Karen helped with Reiki on our dog Frankie who was diagnosed with a fast moving aggressive form of lymphoma-- she had a ton of tumors all over her body. Since the situation was so dire, they said we could try chemo, but it wouldn't necessarily help anything and would be pretty stressful/traumatic. So we really wanted to just keep her happy/pain-free for her last days and Karen's reiki sessions REALLY helped with this. She was really happy, tail-wagging, peacefull and feeling good until her last day, then she passed peacefully. After every session w/ Karen I definitely noticed a difference with Frankie, she was serene and peaceful and so chill. It was very cool! She was a wonderful loving dog and I am so glad we were able to help her transition in a peaceful way." - Rachel Dooley, Chicago

"My cat, Carter, was given to me because he had diarrhea and wouldn’t always use the litter box. I’ve tried grain free diets, steroids and probiotics. All of these would help, but only for so long. Karen did Reiki on him and it calmed him down. He still loves his food and snacks but he isn’t forceful about it. He also doesn’t have an urgency to get to the litter box. Plus, his diarrhea has changed into formed stools. Carter now seems more content with everything. " - Sandy Kokinda, Arcadia, IN