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The information contained on this website, including ideas, suggestions, techniques, methods, resources, and other materials are educational in nature and is provided only as general information and is not medical or psychological advice. Transmission of the information presented on this website is not intended to create and receipt does not constitute any professional relationship between A Source of Wellness, LLC, hereinafter "A Source of Wellness" its owners, employees, agents, representatives, consultants, and others associated with Mind Body Spirit REIKI, and you "the user".

A Source of Wellness, LLC, and its owners, employees, agents, representatives, consultants, and others associated with A Source of Wellness, LLC do not diagnose, treat, prescribe, advise on, or otherwise serve in the place of a licensed medical provider. If you do suffer from any medical conditions you are encouraged to seek the advice of your treating medical professional before engaging in any of our activities.

You understand by viewing this website you will be introduced to information about reiki, energy healing, meditation, mindfulness, healing sound, the subtle energy body or biofield, and other concepts or modalities as they pertain to Complementary Alternative Medicine (CAM) & Energy Medicine.

CAM is a consensus term for healing therapies that have historically fallen outside established, recognized biomedicine.

Adopting the definition from Cohen, M. H. (2009), Energy Medicine is a collective term used to refer to a variety of techniques, including those offered by A Source of Wellness, LLC, based on a subset of therapies within the spectrum of complementary and alternative medical therapies that primarily are based on the projection of information, consciousness, and/or intentionality to the recipient that incorporates and simultaneously transcends the physical world as presently understood, including known biological, chemical, pharmacological, and other mechanisms in our human anatomy and physiology.[1]

The theory of many CAM & Energy Medicine techniques is that the flow and balance of the body’s electromagnetic and more subtle energies are important for physical, spiritual, and emotional health, and for fostering well-being.

Although CAM & Energy Medicine appear to have promising mental, emotional, spiritual, and physical health benefits, many CAM modalities including Energy Medicine are in varying degrees of research and recommendation within the Western academic, medical, and psychological communities. CAM methods and Energy Medicine techniques that have no uniform system of grading:

Reiki, among the many Energy Medicine techniques, may be considered "experimental", whereas a sufficient number of clinical trials, studies, and continued research have been conducted that support the technique has the potential to provide support for a broad range of stress-related disorders, pain, while increasing a sense of wellbeing, however, studies are unable to capture the method of action which create these results.
Mindfulness may be considered "evidence-based", whereas a sufficient number of clinical trials, studies, and continued research has been reviewed and published, that support the technique has shown strong evidence of the ability to self-regulate cognitive, emotional, and behavioral responses as well as promote physiological heath.
Sound and Sound Meditation may be considered "evidence-supported", whereas a high number of studies and continued research have been reviewed and published, that support that music and sound have mental and physical health benefits in improving mood and reducing stress and sometimes pain.

Reiki and other forms of Energy Medicine are exempted practices in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. the Commonwealth does not license any Reiki practitioners. Sections KRS 309.350 to 309.364 and 309.352(6) of Kentucky’s Revised Statutes govern this exemption, therefore we can offer you our services, subject to the requirements and restrictions that are described fully therein.

Any information, stories, examples, or testimonials presented on this website do not constitute a warranty, guarantee, or prediction regarding the outcome of an individual using such material contained herein for any particular purpose or issue. While all materials and links and other resources are posted in good faith, the accuracy, validity, effectiveness, completeness, or usefulness of any information herein, as with any publication, cannot be guaranteed. A Source of Wellness, LLC accepts no responsibility or liability whatsoever for the use or misuse of the information contained on this website, including links to other resources.

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Effective as of August 02, 2021

[1] Cohen, M. H. (2009). Future medicine: Ethical dilemmas, regulatory challenges, and therapeutic pathways to health care and healing in human transformation. University of Michigan Press.

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