Heather's Certifications
Heather is currently working on getting her Kundalini Yoga Teacher Certification, Meditation Teacher Certification, as well as working towards a Ph.D specializing in Holistic Life Counseling through the University of Sedona. To date, Heather is certified as:
- Usui Ryoho Reiki Master • Level III
- Usui/Holy Fire® Reiki Ryoho Practitioner • Level II
- Usui Crystal Reiki Master • Level III
- Akashic Record Reader
- Quantum Light Reiki Practitioner • Level I
- Kundalini Reiki Grandmaster • Level IX
- Gold Reiki Master • Level III
Lineage In Usui/Holy Fire® Reiki Ryoho I, II
- Dr. Mikao Usui
- Dr. Chujiro Hayashi
- Madam Hawayo Takata
- Phyllis Lei Hurumoto/Iris Ishikuro
- Carol Farmer/Aurther Robertson
- Leah Smith/Marlene Schilke/Diane McCumber
- William Lee Rand
- Karen Harrison
- Heather Joan Newman
- Dr. Mikao Usui
- Kan'ichi Taketomi
- Kimiko Koyama
- Hiroshi Doi
- Karen Harrison
- Heather Joan Newman
- Dr. Mikao Usui
- Dr. Chujiro Hayashi
- Madam Chiyoko Yamaguchi
- Hyukaten Inamoto
- Karen Harrison
- Heather Joan Newman
Holy Fire® is the registered service mark of William Lee Rand.
Lineage in Crystal and Usui Reiki Ryoho I, II, III
- Dr. Mikao Usui
- Dr. Chujiro Hayashi/Kan'itchi Taketomi
- Madam Hawayo Takata/Kimiko Koyama/Madam Chiyoko Yamaguchi
- Phyllis Lei Hurumoto/Iris Ishikuro/Hiroshi Doi/Hyukaten Inamoto
- Carol Farmer/Aurther Robertson
- Leah Smith/Marlene Schilke/Diane McCumber
- William Lee Rand
- Elizabeth Gilberg
- William Tipkal/Ann Mayner
- Pam Shelly
- Lisa Powers
- Heather Joan Newman
Lineage in Quantum Light Reiki I
- Dr. Axel Carrasquillo
- Heather Joan Newman
Lineage in Kundalini Reiki Master, Gold Reiki Master
- Ole Gabrielsen
- Stephen Lovering
- Chris Comish
- Berardino Nardella
- Heather Joan Newman
Heather is registered with the Shibumi International Reiki Association. If you need to submit a complaint to Shibumi in regards to Heather for violating confidentiality, codes of ethics, or codes of practice, you can submit a complaint in writing to mail@shibumireiki.org stating clearly the incident that happened including the location, date, time, and a detailed description of what happened.
Heather is insured by Hands On Trade Association, a partner of Evanston Insurance Company.
Benefits: Professional and General Liability Protection Membership Period: 08/02/2021 - 08/02/2022
Limits: General Liability
$2,000,000 Each Occurrence
$3,000,000 Annual Aggregate Damage to Premises Rented or Occupied by You
$100,000
Professional Liability (Including Professional Personal Injury)
$2,000,000 Each Claim
Shibumi Codes of Practice
Shibumi Codes of Practice
Shibumi Codes of Practice
All Shibumi Registered Practitioners and Registered Practitioner &Teachers are required to:
-Conduct Reiki treatments and courses in accordance with the Shibumi Codes of Ethics
-Agree to uphold Shibumi's Mission, Philosophy, and Vision.
-Agree to utilize the terminology provided by Shibumi.
-Hold insurance coverage for professional negligence and public liability.
-Never diagnose client/students' not offer medical or psychological services unless trained or qualified to do so.
-Refer client/students' to qualified healthcare workers when treatment other than Reiki is required.
-Ensure that client/students' healthcare records are safe and orderly, retaining client/student confidentiality at all times.
-Maintain a clean and safe environment.
Exhibit behavior befitting a professional including managing the business in a fair and honest manner and be attired properly.
-Adhere to the Shibumi Complaints Procedure and its outcomes.
-Describe what a Reiki Treatment is to the client prior to the treatment.
-Explain to the client that during a Reiki treatment the body will only take the amount of energy it requires.
-Ensure that the client remains fully clothed at all times as the practitioner goes through a set of healing process placing hands on, or just off, the body as agreed to by the client prior to the treatment.
-Ensure that a Reiki treatment is not intrusive and that clients do not have to remove clothing and that no private parts of the body are touched (including breasts and genitals).
-Have a guardian present when a Reiki treatment is performed on a minor.
-Not incorporate any other therapy into the Reiki treatment unless contracted to do so.
Shibumi Codes of Ethics
Shibumi Codes of Practice
Shibumi Codes of Practice
For Today Only Do Not Anger
-To remain calm and communicative at all times.
For Today Only Do Not Worry
-To support one's self-development and centeredness.
-To learn how to respond to stress in a positive way.
For Today Only Be Humble
-To be honest and realistic when making statements about the possible outcomes of the system of Reiki classes/treatments and whenever possible, to base comments upon reliable information, experience, and current research.
-To be mindful that the teacher/practitioner does not take credit for any healing.
For Today Only Be Honest in Your Work
-To conduct system of Reiki classes/treatments in a responsible manner, consistent with safety, health and welfare of the community.
-To endeavor to improve the community's understanding of the system of Reiki.
-To advertise and promote one's classes, treatments, services, products, teachings and/or positioning the system of Reiki community with integrity and act on the basis of a well-informed conscience at all times.
For Today Only Be Compassionate to Yourself and Others
-To regularly self-treat with Reiki treatments and meditations; you cannot help others if you haven't first helped yourself.
-To act in fairness, honesty and in good faith towards all people regardless of their culture, ethnicity, language, or religion.
Mission
Mission
Mission
To support and promote the Japanese art of the system of Reiki through providing:
-Education for Reiki practitioners and the general public with clear and detailed information regarding the system of Reiki and the roles of practitioners and teachers.
-Quality standards for Reiki practitioners and teachers.
-Membership for Reiki practitioners who practice from a Japanese perspective.
-Research into the benefits and history of the system of Reiki.
Vision
Mission
Mission
Envisioning a world where the system of Reiki is respected, understood and utilized as a Japanese practice that was developed by Mikao Usui to promote self-healing and personal growth through spiritual discipline. Envisioning the use of the system in family life and business life, as personal and corporate relaxation along with complete integration into a modern healthcare system. A healthcare system that is flexible and open and comprehends that well being and good health rely on wholeness. And it is wholeness that the system of Reiki helps one to develop and live.
Philosophy
Five things Shibumi has found to be true:
-Pursuing the origins is pursuing a Truth.
The system of Reiki has become known as a wide variety of practices – but do these practices actually relate back to the understandings of the system’s founder Mikao Usui? Shibumi focuses on the roots of the system of Reiki, finding in them a strong foundation and inherent depth of knowledge and Truth. The security that practitioners feel from confidence in the Truthfulness of their practice aids the strength of their intent and therefore the quality of their practice.
-High standards create quality practitioners and teachers.
The philosophy of Shibumi is to ask its members to adhere to specific criteria that are aligned to the Japanese influences of the system rather than new age influences. By agreeing to this, Shibumi members create a foundation of purpose and integrity for the practice that has been diminishing over the years. A high standard of membership is one of the hallmarks of Shibumi’s philosophy.
-Everyone needs community.
Shibumi membership offers community to those dedicated to following the spiritual practices of the system of Reiki from a Japanese perspective. Community supports and encourages members to continue their personal practice and provides a safe environment for questioning and discussion (elements necessary for continued growth).
-Practice what you preach.
The embodiment of this spiritual practice involves continued self-practice and personal development. Shibumi members are role models for the system of Reiki from a Japanese perspective and this is reflected in how they teach, practice and live.
-It’s about getting the word out there.
Reiki practitioners know that their lives have changed since they began working with the system of Reiki. Shibumi supports getting the word out there – whether it be through the media, outstanding Reiki services, personal connections or research. Shibumi aims to support research that can help people to understand the benefits of the practice without harming any living being in the process.
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