Ascension School of Healing Arts Serving Roseville, Michigan 48066

Reiki Classes for People in Roseville

Roseville grew from the orchards and farms of old Erin Township, and its post office dates to 1840, when William Rose named it in honor of his father, War of 1812 veteran Dennison Rose. People in Roseville and across Macomb County who want to learn Reiki and energy healing can join ASHA's classes in person at our Ferndale school or through the live Zoom class, whichever fits the week.

A student in Roseville might sit in the Ferndale classroom for a first level, then keep practicing at home with one of our self-study courses. Donna Lakes, who has been teaching since 1999, keeps the instruction warm and practical, so the hand positions and quiet attention you learn make sense long after class ends.

A Quiet Practice in a Working City

Roseville's economy has long been shaped by the automotive industry, with factories and warehouses concentrated in the southern part of the city and the Gratiot Avenue corridor serving as its main commercial spine. A city built on steady, hands-on work understands patience, and Reiki asks for something similar: learning a sequence, repeating it, and noticing how your own attention settles.

A student in Roseville working long shifts near the Gratiot Avenue corridor or the Twelve Mile Road and Macomb Mall district might choose the live Zoom class on a crowded week and come to Ferndale when the schedule opens up. Both options cover the same teaching, so you can move between them without losing your place.

Places to Practice Around Roseville

Practice between classes can happen anywhere calm. A student in Roseville might take a slow loop on the walking track at Huron Park, a 22.5 acre city park on Frazho, or follow the paved walking trail at George & Maggie Rollinger Park on Utica Road, paying gentle attention to breath and posture along the way.

The Roseville Public Library, which opened on May 1, 1936 as the Erin Township Library in a single room of the former municipal building on Gratiot Avenue, is a fine quiet spot to review class notes. Veterans Memorial Park offers another peaceful setting for a few minutes of the simple self-practice taught in our first level.

Community and History Close to Home

Roseville holds a footnote in aviation history: Packard Field, described as Michigan's first commercial airport, opened at Gratiot Avenue and Frazho Road in 1919. Today the same avenue fills with classic cars during Classics on Gratiot, the cruise organized by the Roseville Heritage Foundation that kicks off near Macomb Mall, which has been open since 1964.

Roseville is a place of strong community ties, from the Roseville Rotary Club to the Eastpointe-Roseville Chamber of Commerce and American Legion Post 261, founded in 1946. People there can join ASHA's classes and bring a calm, grounded practice back to the neighbors, families and groups that make the city feel like home.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I take Reiki classes if I live in Roseville, Michigan?

Yes. People in Roseville can join ASHA's classes in person at our Ferndale school or through the live Zoom class, and our self-study courses are available for practice at home.

Should a Roseville student choose in person or the live Zoom class?

Either works. A student in Roseville might attend in Ferndale for hands-on guidance and switch to the live Zoom class during a busy stretch, since both cover the same teaching.

Do I need any experience before my first Reiki class?

No experience is needed. Our first level starts with the basics of hand positions and quiet attention, taught in a warm, practical way by Donna Lakes, who has been teaching since 1999.