Online Reiki and Energy Healing Classes for Quincy, Massachusetts

Live Zoom Reiki Classes for the City of Presidents

Quincy, Massachusetts is known as the City of Presidents, the birthplace of John Adams and John Quincy Adams, whose saltbox houses stand less than 75 feet apart as the oldest surviving presidential birthplaces in the country. People in Quincy who want to learn Reiki can join a live Zoom class from the Ascension School of Healing Arts without leaving home.

Each live Zoom class is taught in real time, so you can ask questions, practice alongside others and hear answers as they come. Our self-study courses sit beside the live classes for anyone who would rather learn at their own pace, on their own schedule.

From Granite and Shipyards to Steady Practice

Quincy granite built the Bunker Hill Monument, and the Granite Railway, the first commercial railroad in the United States, was built in 1826 to haul that stone toward the Neponset River. A city whose history rests on that much patient, steady work understands the value of a practice that grows a little at a time.

Reiki is learned in much the same way, through repetition, attention and gentle hands-on practice on yourself. The Fore River Shipyard once built the USS Salem, now a museum ship in Quincy, and today someone in Wollaston or Marina Bay can set aside a quiet evening for the live Zoom class.

Fitting Reiki Around Life in a Growing City

Quincy is now a professional and services hub, with major employers such as State Street, Boston Scientific, Arbella Insurance and Stop & Shop, which is headquartered in Quincy. For people with full workdays, the self-study courses offer a way to learn between other commitments, and the live Zoom class can be joined from any room with a screen.

Quincy is also a diverse, growing city, with about 28.9% of residents Asian American, the highest per capita share in Massachusetts. Online learning means anyone from Quincy Center to North Quincy can take part from the spot in their home that feels most settled and comfortable.

A City of Firsts, and a Good Place to Begin

Quincy was first settled in 1625, became a town in 1792 and a city in 1888, and it is where the first Dunkin' Donuts opened in 1950. It is also home to the longest-running Flag Day parade in the United States, a tradition begun in 1952. A place with so many beginnings is a fitting setting to start something new for yourself.

Donna Lakes has been teaching since 1999, and she brings a warm, grounded and practical approach to every live Zoom class. If you have stood on Wollaston Beach, the largest beach on Boston Harbor, on a summer evening and wished for a calmer way to close the day, a Reiki practice may be worth exploring.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can people in Quincy, Massachusetts join ASHA classes?

Yes. Anyone in Quincy can join the live Zoom class or enroll in a self-study course from home.

How is the live Zoom class different from a self-study course?

The live Zoom class happens in real time with a teacher and other learners, so you can ask questions as you go. Self-study courses let you work through the material at your own pace.

What do I need to join from Quincy?

A device with a camera, a reliable internet connection and a quiet corner of your Quincy home where you can practice without interruption.