About this tour
When Em from our team ran this 8.5-hour Reiki 1 training, she spent the day learning to direct healing energy for herself and others. The centrepiece is an attunement ceremony backed by crystal bowls, Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, and drums—designed to open your system to receive the practice. You'll get hands-on experience through multiple Reiki sessions on massage tables, plus practical self-improvement techniques to take home. The space feels calm and deliberately set up for people brand new to the modality, and it's fully accessible.
Highlights
- Sound bath during attunement with multiple instrument types
- Multiple full Reiki sessions received, not just theory
- Hands-on practice with massage tables provided
- Self-care tools you can use daily after training
- Fully wheelchair accessible with nearby public transport
- Suitable for all fitness levels, no prior knowledge needed
- Intimate group setting focused on personal experience
What to expect
Em arrived to a quiet, prepared space where the day kicks off with grounding and introduction to Reiki principles. The attunement ceremony—the centrepiece—is genuinely immersive: you're supported while crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, chimes, and drums wash over you, creating a sensory reset. It feels less like a class and more like a structured healing experience. You'll then move into the hands-on portion, receiving full Reiki sessions from the instructor and practising on others. The pace is gentle and deliberate; there's no rushing through techniques.
What surprised Em was how physical and quiet the practice felt—less mystical discussion, more direct experience. The instructor walks you through hand placements and what to tune into. You'll learn practical tools for self-care, which makes the 8.5 hours feel purposeful rather than padded. Breaks are built in, and the environment stays calm throughout.
Good to know
This hits hard if you're drawn to hands-on healing or want a structured intro to Reiki without fluff. Em felt the attunement and group practice sessions made the learning stick. It suits people who respond well to sound and touch-based learning, and there's no fitness or age barrier—genuinely accessible.
It's a full day (8.5 hours), so bring water and a light snack unless meals are included (check with the provider). The room will be cool during the sound bath—dress in layers. If you're sceptical about energy work, this won't convert you; it's for people already curious. Some may find the spiritual framing a bit heavy depending on the instructor's style.
Massage tables provided. Wheelchair accessible throughout, strollers welcome. Public transport nearby. Bring a notebook if you like taking notes. No prior experience needed. Confirm group size when booking.
Tour sold and operated by Viator via Viator. Descriptions on this page are original Global Hobo summaries written by our team — not copied from the operator. Prices and availability are confirmed at checkout.