Nikki Davenport - Therapist : Reiki Master - Serenities Path

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Nikki Davenport - Therapist : Reiki Master - Serenities Path

Mind-body support for emotional health & wellbeing. Healing beyond words. Reconnect, heal & feel like you again. ✨

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23/01/2026

A beautiful, heartfelt share from my client, captured in a video where she speaks in her own words about how Reiki supported her through her grief.

Describing how she found peace during such a difficult time, how the sessions helped her sleep, and how it brought her a deep sense of comfort, even bringing a feeling of closeness to her mum.

She also talks about how it's gently supported her overall mental wellbeing, including her mind, body, and nervous system.

Continuing to notice so many benefits, and just like so many people describe, she can feel that little shift when she knows she's ready for a top-up a natural sign that her whole system is ready for more support.

It's heartwarming to hear her words, and I'm truly grateful to be on this journey with her. ♡

If you'd like to explore how Reiki could support you, or if you're curious about trying a Reiki taster session, please do get in touch.

19/01/2026

Don't let the world make you think that pushing yourself past your limits is strength. Your limits are there for a reason, without them, you'd be a machine…

Lately this theme has been coming up in so many conversations with clients and friends. There’s this quiet pressure to keep going, to cope, to hold everything together, even when you’re running on empty. And the truth is, sometimes being human means feeling things you don’t even have words for yet. Having limits doesn’t make you weak — it makes you human.

When we talk about that openly, people feel safe - seen instead of alone. That kind of honesty connects, because it reflects what so many are carrying. That’s the space where real change begins.

Be kind to yourself on this journey ♡ asking for help is a sign of strength.

Nikki x

16/01/2026

Calm is felt in the body, not the mind.

Calm isn't the only way your body feels safe.✨

Your nervous system also recognises safety in joy, connection, laughter, downtime, the small glimmers that remind you you're safe enough to soften.

A healthy nervous system isn't one that stays calm all the time, it's one that can soften, energise, and move between states with more ease.

15/01/2026

Touched to read these beautiful words.

Creating a calm, supportive space is at the heart of my practice ♡

It meant a lot that they were curious about the other therapies I offer and how they blend together.

The Reiki tasters are popular, and it's something I still offer — just DM me if you'd like to find out more.

Shared with gratitude from a recent
Google review

~ Nikki x

13/01/2026

Your body is always speaking — through fatigue, tension, restlessness, emotion.

When we stop trying to control it and start listening, something shifts.
If this season feels heavy, slow, or overwhelming, you’re not alone.

You’re allowed to meet yourself exactly where you are.

I offer a blend of therapies that support your nervous system gently, and I meet you exactly where you’re at.

♡ Nikki

08/01/2026

This technique can support you when you feel disconnected from:

Your body
Yourself
The moment
Your sense of grounding

A small pause that’s always available to you ✨

~ Nikki x

02/01/2026

… Let this weekend be a gentle exhale - space to slow down and come back to yourself.

♡Nikki

31/12/2025

There’s something about this time of year that brings a lot of pressure to reinvent, reset, or become a whole new version of ourselves.

And yet… so much of healing doesn’t happen through big declarations or dramatic change.

It often happens in the quieter places — the moments when the body realises it doesn’t have to brace. When you’re with people or in environments where something inside softens, even a little, and your body feels safe.

There’s a kind of growth that doesn’t look like progress from the outside.
 The kind that shows up in how you speak to yourself.
 In how you choose what feels manageable instead of what feels expected.
 In recognising that “more” was costing too much, and allowing yourself to choose “less.”

A nervous system doesn’t reset through force or productivity. It settles through pauses. It settles through gentleness.
 Through those small pockets of time where nothing is demanded of you.

As we say goodbye to this year, I want to take a moment to thank each of you for being a part of this journey with me — over the past year and almost seven years on the gram.

Your support and presence mean the world to me. 🥰
 However this year unfolded for you, you lived it. And that alone is worth celebrating.

A gentle reminder… you are already enough as you are. The year ahead is simply an opportunity to keep growing into the person you’re becoming.

May the coming year bring you peace, joy, and treasured moments~ glimmers.

Wishing my wonderful pocket community a peaceful New Year. ✨

~ Nikki x & Ava 🐾

19/12/2025

Holding Love and Loss ✨
 Gentle Rituals for Grief at Christmas

Light a candle, hold their name Sometimes grief feels like love with nowhere to go.
 A candle can be a small way to give that love a place, a moment to pause, remember, and feel close again.

Write a letter... When words remain unsaid, writing gives love a place to rest.

Keep one tradition, gently release another.
 It’s ok if not everything feels possible this time of year.
 Adapting, honouring what feels right now.

Share stories, memories ♡ Speaking their name keeps love alive among the people who knew and loved them. Stories aren’t only about sadness, they’re about connection.

Honour their memory✨ Create a decoration, cook their favourite festive food, light a candle, or take a memory walk.

There will always be an empty seat. Life grows around grief, gently making space for both love and loss.
 Each candle, letter, story, or quiet moment becomes a thread between the
life you had and the life that continues.

Even in loss, there’s connection. Even in pain, there’s love.

The pain of losing someone never goes away — it just becomes a heart‑shaped hole.
 Grief weighs on mind and body. Prioritise rest, gentle movement, soothing music, and moments of stillness.
 Set boundaries, recharge, and allow yourself to simply be.

I hear you. This season can be hard, so take gentle care of yourself and reach out if you are struggling, you don’t have to hold it alone. 🥰

~ Sending love, Nikki x

16/12/2025

December has a way of touching so much within us…
 The lights, the music, the adverts, they tell us Christmas should feel magical.
 But for many, it’s also the season where grief feels especially present.
 An empty chair. A tradition that feels too heavy. A memory that catches you off guard.

And while all of that is happening inside, our nervous system is working hard to process the demands around us too, family dynamics, the busyness of the festive season…. It’s no wonder the season can feel overwhelming.

This is why boundaries matter. Not just with people, but with ourselves.

Boundaries around how much we take on, how much we push ourselves to “make it perfect.”

Because ’tis the season for boundaries’ as much as it is for sparkle.✨

Boundaries are choices we make to protect our energy and honour our needs.
They’re how we give our nervous system space to breathe, so whatever we’re carrying, grief, joy, or simply the weight of the season, can be felt with more ease and calm.

Traditions are meant to bring joy, connection, and comfort, and they should evolve as life and circumstances change, sometimes becoming simpler, sometimes taking on new meaning.
And that’s ok.
 Because what makes a tradition meaningful isn’t how perfectly it’s repeated, but how honestly it reflects the people living it today. ♡

So if your Christmas looks different this year, let it.
 Different doesn’t mean wrong. Different can mean gentler, slower, kinder.
 A story shared. A candle lit for someone you miss. A quiet pause at the end of the day.

Christmas doesn’t have to be recreated. It can be reshaped in a way that feels safe enough for your body, and kind enough for your heart.

Grief can hold many emotions, sadness, anger, numbness, even moments of joy mixed with pain.

Grief isn’t linear. The pain of losing someone never goes away. It just
becomes a heart shaped hole♡

Honouring how you feel, whatever that looks like, is important.

And if this season feels heavy, I offer ways to ease it and support you in finding calm again.

~ Nikki x

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07854320990

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http://www.serenitiespath.co.uk/

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