–  Traditional Reiki This is the original form of Reiki developed by Dr. Mikao Usui in the early 20th century. It follows a set of principles and symbols that guide the practice. Traditional Reiki is divided into three levels: Shoden (first degree), Okuden (second degree), and Shinpiden (third degree or master level).
–  Conscious intention Reiki This is a type of Reiki that focuses on the power of intention to direct the energy flow. It does not use symbols or hand positions, but rather relies on the intuition and awareness of the practitioner and the recipient.
–  Distance Reiki  This is a type of Reiki that can be performed remotely, without physical contact. The practitioner uses visualization and intention to send Reiki energy to the recipient, who can be in another location or even another time zone. Distance Reiki is usually done with the consent and cooperation of the recipient.
–  Reiki massage This is a type of Reiki that combines Reiki energy healing with massage therapy. The practitioner uses gentle touch and pressure to relax the muscles and tissues, while also channeling Reiki energy to the recipient. Reiki massage can help release physical and emotional tension, as well as improve blood circulation and lymphatic drainage.
–  Reiki vibrational arts This is a type of Reiki that incorporates sound, color, crystals, aromatherapy, or other vibrational tools to enhance the healing process. The practitioner uses these elements to create a harmonious environment and stimulate the senses of the recipient, while also transmitting Reiki energy.

These are some of the types of spiritual or psychic healing with Reiki that you can explore. However, you should be careful of some potential risks or limitations, such as:

– **Reiki is not a substitute for medical care.** Reiki can be used as a complementary therapy, but it does not diagnose, treat, or cure any disease or illness. You should always consult your doctor before starting any alternative therapy, especially if you have a serious or chronic condition.
– **Reiki is not regulated or standardized.** There is no official certification or accreditation for Reiki practitioners or teachers. Anyone can claim to be a Reiki master or offer Reiki services without proper training or experience. You should do your research and check the credentials and reputation of any Reiki provider before choosing one.
– **Reiki may not work for everyone.** Reiki is based on personal belief and experience. Some people may feel more benefits than others, depending on their openness, receptivity, and expectations. Some people may not feel anything at all, or even have negative reactions such as headaches, nausea, or emotional distress.