Pet Friendly Sound Bath & Reiki Healing in the Park!

Pet Friendly Sound Bath & Reiki Healing in the Park!

You are invited to a relaxing afternoon at Buddy Todd Park where you and your furry friends can enjoy a soothing sound bath and Reiki healing session in nature. This event is led by Amanda Joy - certified reiki healer and yoga instructor and Chelsea- certified sound and reiki healer! Let the healing vibrations wash over you as you unwind and recharge surrounded by the beauty of the park. All humans and their pets are welcome to join in on the healing energy! You are welcome to attend without an animal companion as well :)

Located by the corner of Mesa Dr & S Barnwell Street, it's a great way to unwind and connect with your pet in a peaceful outdoor setting. Don't miss out on this opportunity to bond with your pets and de-stress and rejuvenate with your beloved pet by your side!

Tickets are $33- we accept cash and Venmo at @chelseahanson723. You can pay in-person at the event as well.

Science backed facts about Reiki and Sound Baths used on animals:

1. Stress Reduction: Studies indicate that Reiki and Sound Baths can help reduce stress and anxiety in animals. This can be particularly beneficial for pets undergoing medical treatments or in stressful environments.
2. Pain Management: Some research suggests that Reiki and Sound Baths may aid in pain relief for animals. Animal studies have shown that energy healing techniques can lead to decreased pain levels and improved comfort.
3. Improved Recovery: Reiki iand Sound Baths are often used to support recovery after surgery or injury. Some veterinary practices report that animals receiving Reiki during their healing process show improved recovery times.
4. Behavioral Benefits: Reiki and Sound Baths may help with behavioral issues in animals, such as aggression or fear. By promoting relaxation, it can help animals feel more at ease in stressful situations.
5. Enhanced Bonding: Reiki and Sound Bath sessions can enhance the bond between pets and their owners, as the process encourages calmness and connection.
6. Complementary Therapy: While Reiki and Sound Baths should not replace conventional veterinary care, it is increasingly recognized as a complementary therapy that can support overall well-being in animals.
7. Case Studies and Anecdotal Evidence: Many veterinarians and animal practitioners have reported positive outcomes from Reiki sessions

We cannot wait to see you and your furry best friends!

Love,

Amanda & Chelsea

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Host or Publisher Amanda Joy