10 Ways to Get Your First 10 Clients in Your First 10 Days as a Reiki Healer
- Karolina Mankowski
- 3 days ago
- 3 min read
Launching your Reiki practice? Whether you’re fresh out of training or finally stepping into your purpose full-time, the early days of business can feel both exhilarating and terrifying. The good news? With a strategic and aligned approach, it’s absolutely possible to attract your first 10 paying clients within 10 days.
Here are ten powerful ways to do just that—no gimmicks, just soul-aligned strategy that works.
1. Offer a Founding Client Rate (with a Purpose)
Create an introductory offer for your first 10 clients—make it special, not cheap. Example: “Founding 10 Sessions – $44 for a 60-minute Reiki healing (normally $88).”
Promote this as a sacred exchange for testimonials and feedback.
2. Post an Instagram Reel or Story Every Day
Social media visibility matters. Show your energy, your intention, and your offer daily.
Ideas:
A quick “Why I became a Reiki healer” story
Behind the scenes: your healing space
A daily client review (even if it’s your sister!)
A 15-sec explanation of what Reiki feels like
3. Reach Out to Your Inner Circle (With Confidence)
Send personal messages to friends, coworkers, and past clients from other industries.
Sample message:
“Hey [Name], I just launched my Reiki healing practice and I’m offering 10 founding sessions at a discounted rate. Know anyone feeling anxious, tired, or emotionally blocked who could benefit from a session?”
4. List Yourself on Local Wellness Directories
Clients are searching. Make it easy for them to find you.
Start with:
Google Business Profile
Thumbtack
HealingRadius
Yelp (Holistic Services)
Local Facebook groups
Make sure you write an SEO-optimized description using phrases like “Reiki healing for anxiety,” “energy healing in [Your City],” and “natural stress relief.”
5. Host a Free Intro to Reiki Event
Get people in the door (physically or virtually).Teach a 30-minute workshop or host a Q&A about energy healing.
Offer: “Attend free, and book a full session for just $44 by midnight tonight.”
This builds trust fast, and positions you as the expert.
6. Ask for 5 Referrals from Each Person Who Says Yes
Once someone books, don’t be afraid to ask:
“I’m working on reaching my first 10 clients in 10 days. Do you know anyone who’d love a session like this?”
Offer a free session for every 3 referrals they send your way.
7. Partner with a Local Business
Reach out to yoga studios, therapists, acupuncturists, or massage therapists.
Propose a trade or cross-promotion:
“I’ll offer you a free session in exchange for sharing this with your clients.”
Leave printed postcards or business cards at the front desk with a QR code to book.
8. Create a Sense of Urgency
People act when time is limited.
Copy to use:
“Only 3 of 10 Founding Client spots left! This $44 Reiki session is available for 7 more days only.”
Use countdowns on Instagram Stories, Facebook posts, and emails.
9. Show Social Proof Immediately
Even if it’s small, testimonials build trust.
Post screenshots of DMs or quotes from clients like:
“I can’t believe how calm I feel. I haven’t slept this well in weeks.”
Ask for one-sentence feedback after every session and post it daily.
10. Email Your List or Create One Right Now
Even if it’s just 20 people—you do have a list.
Write a simple email:
Announce your launch
Share your story
Invite them to your Founding Client offer
Add a booking link (Calendly, Squarespace, etc.)
Bonus: Add a “forward this to a friend” call-to-action.
Final Word: Energy + Strategy = Results
The key to your first 10 clients is energetic alignment plus consistent visibility. Show up daily, stay connected to your mission, and remember: people are looking for what you offer.
You don’t need to “market.” You need to share—your story, your passion, and your healing gift.
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Because the world needs your medicine.
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