Best Reiki in Staten Island, New York: Top 3 Practitioners
This page lists three Staten Island practices whose own websites give Reiki, a street address and a phone number: Breathe Deep Massage & Wellness on Forest Hill Road, which publishes Reiki prices from $60 for 30 minutes, LaVida Massage of Staten Island on Veterans Road West, and Reiki @ Hand by LaviaGlow on Travis Avenue. Two of the three are massage practices, which matters for what a session can include. “Top 3” here means three practices whose details we confirmed at the source, not a ranking of results, and Reiki has not been shown to treat any health condition. They are listed alphabetically.
| Practice | Address | Published Reiki price |
|---|---|---|
| Breathe Deep Massage & Wellness | 1235 Forest Hill Rd. | $60 for 30 minutes, $90 for 45, $120 for 60 |
| LaVida Massage of Staten Island | 2955 Veterans Rd. W., Suite 2I | Ask when booking |
| Reiki @ Hand by LaviaGlow | 643 Travis Ave. | Ask when booking |
Breathe Deep Massage & Wellness
Breathe Deep Massage & Wellness, 1235 Forest Hill Road, Staten Island, NY 10314, is run by Sarah Sarfati, who the site says has been a licensed massage therapist for 14 years. Its menu lists Reiki at $60 for 30 minutes, $90 for 45 minutes and $120 for 60 minutes. Call (718) 569-8910.
LaVida Massage of Staten Island
LaVida Massage, 2955 Veterans Road West, Suite 2I, Staten Island, NY 10309, describes Reiki performed by a massage therapist who moves their hands “just above or on the client’s clothed body.” Ask for the current price and session length. Call (718) 317-6800.
Reiki @ Hand by LaviaGlow
Reiki @ Hand by LaviaGlow is run by Orna Segal, who lists herself as an RN, at 643 Travis Avenue, Staten Island. The site says it combines Reiki with techniques such as mindfulness, guided imagery and clinical hypnotherapy, so ask which a session includes. Call (917) 669-7200.
Before you book
If a session includes massage, New York requires a licensed massage therapist (Education Law Article 155), and you can check a massage or nursing license on the state’s verification search. On health effects, the National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health states that “Reiki hasn’t been clearly shown to be effective for any health-related purpose” (NCCIH); that includes fibromyalgia and chronic pain, so keep your medical care in place and tell your doctor about any complementary therapy.
Staten Island Reiki questions
How long is a Reiki session on Staten Island?
Breathe Deep lists 30-, 45- and 60-minute Reiki sessions; ask the other two practices for their lengths.
Where can I find hypnosis on Staten Island?
See the Staten Island hypnotist page. For Reiki in Brooklyn, see Reiki practitioners in Brooklyn.
Details here come from each practice’s own website and may change; confirm them before booking. A listing here is not a referral, and Reiki does not replace medical care.
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