Reiki for Wellness: Clinical and Corporate Setting
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1 Reiki for Wellness: Clinical and Corporate Setting Robin Fuerst, PharmD ICRT Senior Licensed Reiki Master Teacher & ICRT Mentor Teacher Certified Aromatherapist & Labyrinth Facilitator Bryce Goebel ICRT Licensed Reiki Master Teacher, Certified Transformation and Empowerment Facilitator HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 1
2 Major Stress Changes Type of Stress PAST: acute, specific, infrequent PRESENT: chronic, unseen, repetitive Fight or Flight System is always stimulated and on Rest and Digest System is short changed & less active HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 2
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4 Physical Effects of Chronic Stress heart disease diabetes stroke cancer adrenal exhaustion sleep disturbances stress ulcer chronic constipation weight gain (belly fat) pituitary disorder HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 4
5 Emotional Effects of Chronic Stress anxiety & depression aggression & uncontrolled anger a closing off of the heart disengaged rational mind decreased creativity & concentration focus on fear (false evidence appearing real), rather than on love disconnection from our intuition overwhelm to the point of loss of joy choices made for survival, not long term prosperity HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 5
6 DIS-STRESS HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 6
7 Organizational Effects high absenteeism high labor turnover rate poor time keeping increased employee complaints poor performance & productivity low morale poor motivation increased ill-health, accidents & incident reports HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 7
8 HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 8
9 Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Data World Health Organization - stress costs American businesses up to $300 billion yearly Stress is health epidemic of the 21st century 66% of employees report difficulty focusing at work due to stress HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 9
10 Healthcare Workers highest levels of stress and anxiety related calls to EAPs higher hospital admission rates: 46% higher for obesity 20% higher for depression 12% higher for asthma help others at their own expense 9% higher medical care & drug costs HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 10
11 Hospital Burnout 12 hour shifts, larger number of patients per employee, sicker patients Burnout - emotional exhaustion & withdrawal lack of social support inability to control ones own schedule chaotic job work-life imbalance working on understaffed team cumulative effects if not dealt with HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 11
12 Compassion Fatigue strain of dealing with traumatic & difficult situations daily Symptoms: hopelessness decrease in finding pleasure in life constant stress & anxiety sleeplessness, nightmares negative attitude feelings of incompetence & self-doubt inability to focus HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 12
13 Compassion Fatigue Effects on Hospitals absenteeism high turnover rates friction between employees staff & management friction Burnout Levels: 49% RNs under age 30yo 40% RNs over age 30yo HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 13
14 Reiki During the Workday Take a 5-minute Reiki Break every hour Reiki your work area at the beginning of the day: cubicle, phone, computer, any place you re spending time Send Reiki ahead to meetings to improve results and collaboration Reiki your tasks for the highest good Reiki your food and water Mini-Reiki sessions with co-workers Embody the Reiki Ideals Just for HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 14
15 Reiki for Wellness Program Brings Reiki into the office as a stress coping and improved well-being tool Supports company employee wellness or green initiatives Opportunity to educate about the benefits of Reiki Be willing to donate your time initially Requires patience and persistence to implement HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 15
16 Reiki for Wellness Program Know Your Facts before reaching out Companies are focused on RESULTS Understand the costs of stress to the company Financial Decreased Productivity Increased Absenteeism Employee Morale HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 16
17 Reiki for Wellness Program Start with a small office < 50 employees Less red tape Easier to get to the decision makers Can usually implement the program in less time Gather data through a pilot program Learn what does (and doesn t) work, and make adjustments so your program can be successful HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 17
18 Reiki for Wellness Program Find a Champion Works in the company Knows the value of Reiki first-hand Client, Friend, Family Member, or Friend of a Friend Introduces you to the right people Gives you instant credibility Ideally a member of management Offer a Reiki for Wellness presentation Goal is to approve a pilot program HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 18
19 Reiki for Wellness Program Pilot Program No cost to the company You gather data to show results Specific number of employees Set session times (ex. 20 minutes) Set program length (ex. bi-weekly for 3 months) In exchange for your time, you receive testimonials and case study data HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 19
20 Reiki for Wellness Program Pilot Program data can be used to open doors in larger companies Customize a program for each company As you begin to offer your program in larger offices, you also charge a fee Continue to gather results based on the goals established with the company Review results every 90 days initially HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 20
21 Corporate Case Study Acme Company, multiple offices, in design and manufacturing Champion: Client, who is a VP Program Goals Help employees reduce office stress Determine if Reiki could improve production and reduce mistakes Reduce sick days (unscheduled days off directly affect manufacturing) Improve Employee Morale HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 21
22 Corporate Case Study Day Results of Reiki for Wellness Stress Level (1-10) Re-work(#/1000) # Sick Days HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 22
23 Corporate Case Study Results from 90-Day Pilot Program 4 initial participants (administration, manufacturing, management) Cost savings $988, additional employees wanted to become part of the Reiki for Stress program Contract signed for Reiki program HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 23
24 Corporate Case Study Feedback after 90-Day Pilot Program It s easier to focus on my job after Reiki I don t get angry at my co-workers like I used to I don t call in sick with migraines Everyone is in a better mood Instead of getting upset, I talk to my manager when something goes wrong We ve seen improved quality, a happier team and less absenteeism HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 24
25 Clinical Case Study Reiki News Magazine, Spring 2011 Healing Healthcare Focus Three nursing champions resulted in a shift to paying attention to non-drug approaches to pain and anxiety Departments began using Therapeutic Touch and Reiki Cancer Clinic Reiki Data Jan-Sept 2010, 79 clients, 312 sessions Pain decrease 15-22% Anxiety decrease 27-32% Wellbeing increased 19-21% HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 25
26 Clinical Case Study Change in support with new hospital admin in 2006, Reiki Program champion moves to Outpatient Cancer Clinic Multiple changes in admin over the last 8 years, volunteer Reiki for cancer clients undergoing active treatment at St Charles continues No interest or support from Nursing Education to allow option of Reiki I & II classes to be offered to hospital RNs currently HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 26
27 Clinical Case Study Current Ideas: Present proposal to HR department, stress relief Discuss options of people to contact within the system with Massage therapist overseeing the Oncology Interdisciplinary program & her RN manager Trial in smaller business, then present data to hospital Present proposal to Orthopedic MDs w/ recent pilot study* (progressive group of MDs) *Holistic Nursing Practice 2017;31(2): HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 27
28 Conclusions Workplace stress has high cost to employees & companies Reiki reduces stress in pilot studies in cancer patients & business setting Reiki champion within the organization is important Persist! Organizational changes may require changes in approach HealingJourneyOptions.com & AReikiPlace.com 28
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