Pink Moon Holistic Therapy

12/10/2025

Big news from the UK Reiki Federation!

We’re delighted to share that members of our own UKRF Research Team have co-authored a peer-reviewed paper, recently published in Complementary Therapies in Medicine on Science Direct.

👉 “How important are meditation and spirituality in Reiki practice?” brings together the latest research to explore how Reiki may support health and wellbeing.

Publication in such a respected journal is a major achievement and a milestone for Reiki research – raising awareness, building credibility, and opening new doors for wider recognition of Reiki in professional and healthcare settings.

👏 We are incredibly proud of our research team for their dedication and hard work in bringing this study to life.

🔗 Read the full article here: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0965229925001220?via%3Dihub

12/10/2025

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Creating the bride and groom in felted wool, was pure joy and love, woven between the layers of wool
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07/10/2025

My beautiful daughter Hannah married the love of her life 🤍🖤

14/09/2025

In 1860, Elizabeth Packard had been married for 21 years and was raising six children when her husband did something unthinkable: he had her committed to an asylum.
Not because she was violent. Not because she was unstable. But because she dared to think differently. She questioned his strict Calvinist beliefs, and in Illinois at the time, a husband could institutionalize his wife without trial, proof, or consent.
Inside the asylum, Elizabeth quickly discovered the truth: many women there weren’t “mad” at all. They were wives who resisted, daughters who disobeyed, women who refused to be silent. Instead of breaking, Elizabeth wrote, observed, and waited.
After three years, she stood in court, defended her right to her own thoughts, and won her freedom. But she didn’t stop there. She wrote books exposing wrongful confinement, lobbied lawmakers, and pushed through reforms that made it harder for women to be silenced under the label of insanity.
Elizabeth Packard chose truth over silence. Her fight cost her nearly everything — but gave countless women the protection she was denied.
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