Natasha Bacca is an artist, art professor, and Reiki master.
She offers reiki at St. Charles Medical Center, Heal Grow Thrive Medicine, and from her home. Her artwork is included in the collections of NASA, Conrad Hilton Hotel, Marriott Hotel, Kaiser Permanente hospitals, UC Davis Medical Center, Mesa Verde National Park, universities, wineries, and many more. It has also been featured on billboards across the United States, as well as in television commercials and shows, including The Big Bang Theory, Two Broke Girls, Scandal, and Portlandia. In addition to receiving numerous recognitions and awards, she has been granted a U.S. patent for the process by which she creates her art. Natasha lives in Central Oregon with her son and a clowder of cats, where she teaches at Central Oregon Community College, volunteers at Humane Society of Central Oregon, and enjoys spending time in nature and following her spiritual path. |
Blog Posts:
Reiki: Enhancing Well-Being with Energy Healing
Many people are practicing techniques to enhance their health such as meditation, exercise, and improved diet. As this is done, a deeper awareness often develops of the flow of subtle energies in and around the body and the connection between these subtle energies and one's health. This developing awareness reflects the ancient idea of 'life force energy,' which in abundance causes health and in deficiency causes illness. Read more here. |
Reiki in Hospitals and Clinical Settings is Becoming Mainstream
An ever-growing number of hospitals offer Reiki services, including prominent academic medical centers. Reiki is now one of the top three complementary in-patient therapies in U.S. hospitals. According to a study of America’s top 25 hospitals, 60% of had Reiki programs in place. All hospitals using Reiki said that they believed Reiki to be at beneficial for patients, and 67% said they believed Reiki to be highly beneficial. Read more here. |