Client Intake Form for Reiki,
Energy Healing Therapy

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Client Information

First Name

Last Name

Date of Birth

Gender

Phone

Email

Street Address

City/Suburb

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Emergency Contact

First Name

Last Name

Phone

Relationship

Health History

Do you have any current medical conditions or diagnoses?

If yes, please specify:

Are you currently under the care of a physician or healthcare provider?

If yes, please provide details:

Are you taking any medications or supplements?

If yes, please list:

Have you had any recent surgeries or hospitalizations?

If yes, please provide details:

Do you have any allergies or sensitivities?

If yes, please specify:

Do you have any physical limitations or injuries that may affect your ability to lie down or sit comfortably during the session?

If yes, please describe:

Are you pregnant or trying to conceive?

Yes

No

Not Applicable

Do you have a history of mental health conditions (e.g., anxiety, depression, PTSD)?

If yes, please describe:

Energy Healing Experience

Have you ever received Reiki or energy healing before?

If yes, please describe your experience:

What are your goals for this session? (Check all that apply)

Stress reduction

Pain relief

Emotional healing

Spiritual growth

Improved sleep

Enhanced energy

Other:

Do you have any preferences for the type of energy healing therapy? (See list below)

Reiki

Chakra Balancing

Crystal Healing

Sound Healing

Pranic Healing

Shamanic Healing

Other:

Therapies Offered

Please review the following therapies and indicate your interest or concerns:

Program

Interested?

Questions/Concerns

A
B
C
1

Reiki: A Japanese energy healing technique that promotes relaxation, stress reduction, and emotional balance

 
2

Chakra Balancing: Focuses on aligning and clearing the body's energy centers (chakras) to improve physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

 
3

Crystal Healing: Uses crystals and gemstones to amplify energy, clear blockages, and promote healing.

 
4

Sound Healing: Utilizes sound vibrations (e.g., singing bowls, tuning forks) to restore harmony and balance.

 
5

Pranic Healing: A no-touch energy healing technique that cleanses and energizes the body's energy field.

 
6

Shamanic Healing: Incorporates traditional shamanic practices, such as soul retrieval or energy extraction, to address spiritual and emotional imbalances.

 

Suitability and Preferences

Do you have any fears or concerns about energy healing?

 

If yes, please describe:

Are you comfortable with light touch or no-touch therapy?

Light Touch

No Touch

No Preference

Do you have any spiritual or religious beliefs that may influence your healing experience?

If yes, please describe:

Is there anything else you would like your practitioner to know before the session?

Consent and Agreement

I understand that Reiki and energy healing are complementary therapies and are not a substitute for medical or psychological treatment.

I consent to receive energy healing therapy and understand that I can stop the session at any time if I feel uncomfortable.

I acknowledge that the practitioner will keep my information confidential unless required by law to disclose it.

I give permission for the practitioner to use light touch or no-touch techniques during the session.

Client Signature

Client Intake Form Insights

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Below is a detailed breakdown of the Client Intake Form, explaining the purpose and importance of each section, as well as how it contributes to creating a safe, personalized, and effective healing experience for the client.


1. Client Information

Purpose:

  • To establish basic contact details and identify the client.
  • To ensure the practitioner can reach the client if needed and contact an emergency contact in case of an unforeseen situation.

Why It Matters:

  • Accurate contact information ensures smooth communication.
  • An emergency contact is crucial in case the client experiences discomfort or a health issue during the session.

2. Health History

Purpose:

  • To assess the client's physical and mental health status.
  • To identify any contraindications or precautions needed for energy healing therapies.

Why It Matters:

  • Certain medical conditions (e.g., epilepsy, heart conditions, pregnancy) may require adjustments to the therapy or avoidance of specific techniques.
  • Medications or recent surgeries may affect the client's energy levels or sensitivity to energy work.
  • Allergies or sensitivities (e.g., to essential oils, crystals, or sounds) must be noted to ensure safety.
  • Physical limitations (e.g., injuries, mobility issues) help the practitioner tailor the session setup (e.g., using a chair instead of a massage table).

3. Energy Healing Experience

Purpose:

  • To understand the client's familiarity with energy healing and their expectations for the session.
  • To gauge their comfort level and preferences for specific therapies.

Why It Matters:

  • Clients new to energy healing may need more explanation and reassurance, while experienced clients may have specific preferences or goals.
  • Knowing the client's goals (e.g., stress reduction, emotional healing) allows the practitioner to focus the session on their needs.

4. Therapies Offered

Purpose:

  • To provide the client with an overview of available therapies and allow them to choose what resonates with them.
  • To address any questions or concerns the client may have about specific modalities.

Why It Matters:

  • Different therapies (e.g., Reiki, chakra balancing, sound healing) work in unique ways, and clients may feel drawn to one over another.
  • Addressing concerns upfront ensures the client feels comfortable and confident in their choice.

5. Suitability and Preferences

Purpose:

  • To explore the client's comfort level with energy healing and identify any fears or reservations.
  • To understand their preferences for touch, spiritual beliefs, or other factors that may influence the session.

Why It Matters:

  • Some clients may have fears about energy work (e.g., "Will it conflict with my religious beliefs?" or "Will I feel out of control?"). Addressing these concerns builds trust.
  • Preferences for light touch, no touch, or specific techniques ensure the session aligns with the client's comfort level.
  • Spiritual or religious beliefs may influence the client's openness to certain practices (e.g., shamanic healing or chakra work).

6. Consent and Agreement

Purpose:

  • To inform the client about the nature of energy healing and obtain their consent for treatment.
  • To establish boundaries and ensure the client understands their rights during the session.

Why It Matters:

  • Energy healing is a complementary therapy and not a substitute for medical treatment. Clarifying this avoids misunderstandings.
  • Consent ensures the client feels empowered and in control of their experience.
  • Confidentiality agreements build trust and professionalism.

7. Client Signature

Purpose:

  • To formalize the client's agreement to the terms and conditions of the session.

Why It Matters:

  • A signed form provides legal protection for both the client and the practitioner.

8. Practitioner Notes

Purpose:

  • To allow the practitioner to document observations, client preferences, or specific concerns.

Why It Matters:

  • Notes help the practitioner tailor future sessions and track progress over time.

Key Insights and Best Practices

  1. Personalization:
    The form ensures the session is tailored to the client's unique needs, preferences, and health status.
    For example, a client with anxiety may benefit more from gentle Reiki and sound healing, while someone with chronic pain may prefer chakra balancing and crystal healing.
  2. Safety:
    By identifying contraindications (e.g., pregnancy, epilepsy), the practitioner can avoid techniques that may not be suitable.
    For instance, strong sound vibrations may not be appropriate for someone with a history of seizures.
  3. Building Trust:
    Asking about fears, preferences, and spiritual beliefs shows the client that their comfort and well-being are prioritized.
    This fosters a sense of safety and openness, which is essential for effective energy healing.
  4. Legal and Ethical Considerations:
    The consent section ensures the client understands the scope of energy healing and their rights during the session.
    Confidentiality agreements protect the client's privacy and uphold professional standards.
  5. Client Empowerment:
    By allowing clients to choose their preferred therapies and express their goals, the form empowers them to take an active role in their healing journey.

How to Use the Form Effectively

  1. Pre-Session Review:
    Review the form before the session to familiarize yourself with the client's needs and preferences.
  2. Open Communication:
    Use the form as a starting point for a conversation with the client. Ask follow-up questions to clarify their responses.
  3. Adaptability:
    Be prepared to adjust the session based on the client's feedback and comfort level during the session.
  4. Documentation:
    Keep the form on file for future reference, especially if the client returns for additional sessions.

This detailed intake form not only ensures a professional and safe practice but also enhances the client's experience by making them feel heard, respected, and cared for. It sets the foundation for a trusting and effective therapeutic relationship.


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