Wendy Holler, MSN, APRN, CNS, is an advanced practice registered nurse and adult-health clinical nurse specialist with a deep commitment to holistic, patient‑centered care. She discovered Reiki in 2016 while working at Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health, where she saw firsthand how this gentle practice supported patients recovering from pain and injury.
Inspired by these experiences, Wendy began formal Reiki training in 2019 under the mentorship of Helene Williams, BSN, RN, Graduate Teacher, International House of Reiki, completing Level I (Shoden) and Level II (Okuden). Over the years, she has continued to refine her skills and integrate Reiki into collaborative work with Penn Medicine’s Addictions Services and pain management teams, supporting patients facing chronic pain, serious wounds, cancer, and sickle cell crisis.
With the opening of North Squirrel Reiki, Wendy brings her clinical expertise, compassionate presence, and holistic approach to individuals seeking to enhance their body’s natural healing capacity.
Reiki is a gentle, non-invasive practice that helps restore and balance the body’s natural energy. As described by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Reiki supports the body’s own healing response by promoting harmony and relaxation.
During a Reiki session, many clients experience deep relaxation that can:
Each one-hour session reflects the value of a scientifically grounded, holistic approach to wellness.
Reiki is not just a calming experience—it’s a practice that helps activate the body’s innate capacity to heal, recover, and thrive. Reiki offers a moment of stillness in a busy world, a chance to reconnect with your body’s natural rhythm and restore balance from within.
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