Reiki Training as Nurses' CE Sponsor

IDFPR-Approved Continuing Education (CE) - Integrative Skills for Clinical Excellence

Welcome. At The Reiki Expert™, we recognize nursing as both a clinical science and a human art - a critically important and compassionately practiced profession grounded in deep knowledge, experience based judgment, carefully contemplated discernment, and the healing power of therapeutic presence.

Guided by our principle - BALANCED HEALTH, ENERGIZED NATURALLY® - we are honored to offer an Illinois nurse Continuing Education (CE) pathway that mirrors the professionalism, demand, delivery, and rigor of your practice.

The Reiki Expert™ is an Illinois Department of Financial & Professional Regulation (IDFPR) approved Nurse Continuing Education Sponsor (License #236.000245). Illinois licensed nurses - LPN, RN, APN, CRNP, and APRN-FPA - may earn CE hours through our structured, curated, in-person weekend Reiki training programs from Level 1 through Level 3B.

More Than CE Hours - A Usable Professional Skillset

Most CE pathways expand knowledge; fewer expand clinical presence.

This CE training is intentionally designed to be:

Experiential & Supervised
You learn through guided practice, supervised technique, and real-time feedback in a professionally structured environment - not only through reading or testing.

Skill-Oriented
Training emphasizes practical, repeatable methods that support calm presence, patient comfort awareness, and the cultivation of a therapeutic environment within appropriate clinical scope.

Integrative & Complementary
Reiki is taught here as a gentle, non-invasive complementary modality used alongside - never instead of - standard medical diagnosis and treatment.

Restorative for the Caregiver
The program includes structured centering practices that many nurses find valuable in sustaining steadiness during demanding clinical days.

Clinical Integration - Where Nurses Commonly Encounter Reiki Conversations

In the medical and healthcare world, Reiki is commonly referenced within Energy Medicine, Integrative Medicine, and Complementary Care discussions. In practice, nurses most often encounter Reiki-related integrative frameworks as part of supportive care conversations connected with:

Oncology & Infusion Services

• Supporting calm, grounded presence during high-anxiety treatment visits

• Comfort-focused, non-invasive support alongside standard care

• Therapeutic presence during long or repetitive treatment sessions

• Patient-centered communication around integrative options (scope-aware)

• Family/caregiver support through calmer environmental presence

Peri-Operative & Surgical Recovery (Pre-Op / PACU / Post-Op)

• Pre-procedure calming presence during intake, prep, and education

• Comfort support during waiting, uncertainty, and anticipatory anxiety

• Post-procedure grounding presence within recovery flow and policy

• Gentle, non-invasive support compatible with sterile/non-touch needs

• Consistent scope-responsible framing alongside medical treatment

Cardiology & Pulmonary Care

• Calming presence for anxiety-activated breathlessness/distress experiences

• Comfort-supportive adjunct awareness within high-monitoring environments

• Patient education conversations with steadier therapeutic engagement

• Support for relaxation response cues (without making medical claims)

• Unit-appropriate non-touch options when needed

Neurology & Rehabilitation

• Comfort and calming presence during long recovery trajectories

• Supportive presence in cognitively or emotionally demanding rehab moments

• Patient-centered grounding through consistent, non-invasive approach

• Family/caregiver reassurance through steadier clinician presence

• Scope-aware integrative conversation when asked by patients/families

Behavioral Health & Psychiatry

• Non-invasive, calming presence in emotional or sensory overload contexts

• Grounding support consistent with facility policy and patient preference

• Professional communication that is ethical, clear, and non-promissory

• Therapeutic rapport support through steadiness and attuned presence

• Non-touch delivery options when clinically appropriate

Palliative & Hospice Care

• Comfort-centered supportive presence in whole-person care environments

• Compassionate steadiness for patients and families during difficult transitions

• Non-invasive support aligned with comfort goals and patient preference

• Gentle supportive environment contribution alongside standard care

• Respectful scope and language in sensitive moments

Acute & Chronic Pain Management

• Comfort-supportive presence alongside established pain plans and protocols

• Calming, grounding support during acute distress and escalation moments

• Patient-centered rapport during pain education and expectation setting

• Non-invasive, policy-consistent approach appropriate across care settings

• Scope-aware integrative framing when patients ask about complementary options

(Across all settings, training reinforces ethical scope, facility policy awareness, patient consent preference, and responsible integrative framing.)

Professional ROI - Value Across All Licensure Levels

This training is designed to support how you prepare, communicate, and show up in patient care - within your scope - across real clinical settings.

Across IDFPR-recognized nursing license levels - LPN, RN, APN, CRNP, and APRN-FPA - nurses commonly value gains such as:

• Stronger pre-procedure calming presence during patient intake, preparation, and education conversations.

• Improved steadiness and clarity during high-anxiety, high-uncertainty encounters.

• More grounded bedside manner during pain, distress, or emotional overload situations.

• Practical relaxation-support techniques usable within appropriate scope and policy.

• Enhanced sensitivity to patient stress signals and comfort cues.

• Better self-regulation during rapid clinical task flow and decision-heavy shifts.

• Clearer confidence when patients ask about complementary or integrative options.

• A distinctive integrative-care competency that differentiates your professional profile.

For advanced license holders (APN / CRNP / APRN-FPA), additional value often includes:

• Stronger integrative-care literacy for interdisciplinary collaboration and patient education

• Broader whole-person support framing within appropriate professional scope

• Greater confidence discussing non-pharmacologic comfort-support options responsibly

These are human-factor clinical strengths: practical, repeatable, and professionally relevant.

Instructor Qualifications and Professional Background

Reiki CE training is delivered by the founder of The Reiki Expert™, Rakshak Bhansali, a senior multi-certified practitioner and teacher with many years of active professional practice and advanced training across traditional Usui Reiki and a vast range of complementary healing modalities.

Primary Credentials and Certifications Include:

• Certified Usui Reiki Grand Master (professional practice for years)

• Certified Clinical Hypnotist

• Certified Medical Reiki Master

• Chakra Healing and Balancing Master

• Angel Reiki Master

Complementary Modalities Integrated With Professional Integrity
In addition to Reiki lineage-based training, the instructor’s broader integrative background includes practical experience with supportive modalities such as sound healing, energetic chroma (color) healing, and crystal-assisted healing.

Why this matters for nurses: it allows the curriculum to be taught with a whole-person lens while remaining clinically respectful - connecting integrative principles to day-to-day patient comfort support, therapeutic presence, and professional communication within appropriate scope.

Regulatory Confidence

The Reiki Expert™ is an IDFPR-approved Nurse Continuing Education Sponsor (License #236.000245), and the level-specific course manuals and curriculum were reviewed as part of the CE sponsor approval process.

Verified Course Syllabus Summary (Usui Reiki Training for Nurses)

Provider: The Reiki Expert™ (IDFPR Nurse CE Sponsor License #236.000245)

Format: In-person weekend immersion
Total: 50 CE hours (Level 1: 12 | Level 2: 12 | Level 3A: 13 | Level 3B: 13)

Below is a nurse-oriented syllabus summary based on the high-level topic collections published in the Usui Reiki Training curriculum.

Reiki Level 1: 12 CE Hours

Foundations of Reiki Practice & Clinical-Ready Self/Patient Support
Modules include:

1. Introduction to Reiki: history, what it is, and how it works

2. The Five Principles of Usui Reiki: preparation and professional mindset

3. Anatomical Illustrations for Reiki: foundational mapping concepts

4. Self-Treatment & Self-Healing Hand Positions: nurse-practical protocols

5. Treating Others + Preparation: foundational methods and consent-based approach

6. Rapid Reiki & Ultradian Rhythm: efficient supportive approaches

7. Group Reiki: team and group-format practice

8. Special Populations & Contexts: pregnancy, babies, children; animals/plants; foods/drinks

Reiki Level 2: 12 CE Hours

Advanced Practice Expansion, Symbols, Distance Concepts, and Integrative Combination
Modules include:

1. Three Pillars of Reiki + New Possibilities at Level 2

2. Three Secret/Sacred Reiki Symbols: how/when to draw and use

3. Distance/Absent Healing: various methods and applications

4. Combining Reiki with Other Disciplines/Modalities

5. Chakra Summary + Experiential Demonstrations (hands-on)

6. 31 Practical Tips to Strengthen Effectiveness as an ARP

Reiki Level 3A: 13 CE Hours

Master Practitioner Development & Advanced Energetic Frameworks
Modules include:

1. Chakras & Meditation: 7 major chakras, properties, and meditation

2. 21 Minor Etheric Chakras + 7 Auric Layers (and related chakra connections)

3. Reiki Symbols: traditional master symbol + additional non-traditional master symbols

4. Attunement Ceremony Concepts: Hui Yin and violet breath

5. Additional Advanced Symbols: including a summary grid of Level 3A symbols

6. TRE Techniques: deep aura cleansing/psychic attack removal; psychic surgery

7. Advanced Techniques: goal manifestation through symbol meditation; karmic clearance; breathing/meditation methods

8. TRE Meditation for RMP + Critical Master-Practitioner Guidance

Reiki Level 3B: 13 CE Hours

Master Teacher Track, Attunement Mastery, Code of Conduct, and Lineage
Modules include:

1. Karuna Reiki Levels 1-2 and Master 1-2: symbols and application

2. Hui-Yin, Kundalini Raising, and Violet Breath

3. Attunement Preparation & Processes: Usui + Karuna attunements; healing attunement; self/distant/practice attunements

4. Daily Master Meditation

5. Code of Conduct and Values for Success Across Levels

6. Ancient Origins Exploration + Reiki Master Lineage Chart

Included With Every Level (Nurse CE Immersion Experience)

• Level-specific manual, with the curriculum reviewed and approved by IDFPR as a licensed Nurce CE Sponsor.

• Level-specific Reiki attunement.

• Certificate confirming level completion and attunement (upon successful completion).

• Structured in-person weekend learning with supervised experiential training (as described in your program inclusions).

(Your nurse-focused CE experience also includes: hands-on and experiential training, light refreshments on both days, a level-specific custom closing meditation ceremony, and an IDFPR-approved Certificate of Attendance confirming level-specific CE hours.)

Next Step For Enrollment: View Schedule & Request Registration

Weekend cohorts are intentionally limited to preserve quality and supervised practice depth.

1. As your next step on advancing your required Nurse's CE with this very special Reiki training as a complementary healing modality under Integrative / Energy Medicine speacialty, AND

2. To receive upcoming dates, CE documentation details, and registration steps, please Contact Us and request: Illinois Nurse CE Reiki Training (IDFPR License #236.000245)
   (Ask for the upcoming weekend cohort schedule and registration steps.)

Wishing you the very best for your advancement and accomplishment as a Reiki healing practitioner.

Namaste!

The Reiki Expert™