Online Reiki and Energy Healing Classes for Arizona
Reiki from Ferndale, shared across the Grand Canyon State
Arizona is called the Grand Canyon State, and it is a big place to learn anything. Fifteen counties divide the state, and it ranks sixth-largest by area at 113,998 square miles. ASHA, the Ascension School of Healing Arts, is based in Ferndale, Michigan, and we bring our teaching to Arizona students through the live Zoom class and through self-study courses, so the size of the state never decides who can take part.
Metropolitan Phoenix holds two-thirds of the state's people, and Phoenix is both capital and largest city. Whether you live there, in Tucson, or in one of the smaller communities spread across Arizona, the live Zoom class looks the same on your screen. You bring a chair, a little space and your attention. We bring the structure, the practice and the conversation.
How the live Zoom class works for Arizona students
The live Zoom class is real teaching in real time. You see your instructor, ask questions as they come up, and practice alongside classmates who may be joining from Michigan, from Tucson, from Prescott or from Mesa. Donna Lakes, who has been teaching since 1999, keeps the pace steady and practical so nobody is left guessing about what to do with their hands or their breath.
Arizona sits in a very different part of the country from Ferndale, so before you register, check the class time listed for each session against your own clock. If a live session does not fit your week, the self-study courses let you begin on your own schedule and come back to the material as often as you like.
Quiet practice in a state of canyons and high country
Arizona holds some of the grandest ground in the country. The Grand Canyon, carved by the Colorado River, runs about 277 miles, and Humphreys Peak rises to 12,637 feet as the state's highest point. Reiki practice asks for nothing so grand. It asks for a few calm minutes, and an evening at home in Phoenix or a cool morning below the Mogollon Rim is as good a setting as any.
The state also has a long creative tradition. Sedona, Jerome and Tubac are known as artist colonies, and the Heard Museum in Phoenix is a major repository of Native American art. Arizona is home to 27 federally recognized tribes with their own living traditions, and we respect that by teaching Reiki on its own terms, without borrowing from practices that belong to others.
Choosing between live Zoom and self-study
Choose the live Zoom class if you learn best with a teacher watching, answering and adjusting in the moment. It suits people who are new to energy work and enjoy hearing other students' questions, whether they log in from a Phoenix apartment or from a small town like Bisbee or Snowflake where few neighbors may share the interest.
Choose the self-study courses if your weeks are unpredictable or you like to read, pause and repeat. Some students start with self-study and join the live Zoom class later, and some do the reverse. Either way, you are learning from the same school in Ferndale, Michigan, with the same warm and grounded approach.
Online Reiki Classes by City in Arizona
Self-Study Courses Reiki Certification
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I take ASHA Reiki classes from anywhere in Arizona?
Yes. Every class we offer to Arizona students is online, either the live Zoom class or a self-study course, so all you need is a reliable internet connection and a quiet spot, whether you are in Phoenix, Tucson or a small town in one of the state's fifteen counties.
What do I need for the live Zoom class?
A computer, tablet or phone with a camera, the Zoom app, and a comfortable place to sit where you can move your hands freely. Check the listed class time against your own clock before you register.
Is self-study a good place to start?
It can be. The self-study courses let you learn at your own pace and return to any lesson. If you later want live feedback, you can join the live Zoom class.
