Reiki Consent Form
A verbal "just relax and let me know if anything feels off" at the start of a session doesn't leave any record of what a client was actually told, or what health information might matter for that session. Collect what your practice actually needs, health disclosures, expectations, and signed consent, before the session begins.
Reiki sessions often start with a brief check-in, a practitioner asking how someone's feeling and mentioning to speak up if anything feels uncomfortable, without a written record of what was actually discussed. A client's health condition, a pregnancy, a recent surgery, a pacemaker, might be relevant to how a session should go, and if it only comes up in passing conversation, there's no record that it was ever mentioned or considered.
Typeform's reiki consent form asks for what your practice actually needs, client information, relevant health disclosures, expectations for the session, and signed consent, then uses conditional logic to branch from there. A client with a specific health condition can route to a follow up question about it, and a new client can get asked different questions than someone who's had sessions before. Every consent lands in one signed record instead of a conversation that happened once at the start of a session.
Connect the form to your booking or client management software through Zapier, and a signed consent can attach itself to the client's file automatically. Ask for it before the first session and periodically after, and your practice starts each appointment with a documented understanding of what the client was told and agreed to, instead of relying on memory of a conversation from months ago.
A reiki consent form is an online form practitioners use to collect a client's health disclosures and informed consent before a session. Instead of a verbal check-in that leaves no record, the practitioner has a documented account of what the client was told and agreed to.
A verbal check-in happens once, in the moment, and it's easy for a health detail to get mentioned in passing and then forgotten by the next session. A form captures the same information in writing, with a record both the client and practitioner can refer back to.
Ask for what your practice will actually need before a session:
- Client name and contact information
- Relevant health disclosures
- Expectations for the session
- Acknowledgment that reiki is a complementary practice, not a substitute for medical care
- Signed consent
No. Reiki is typically offered as a complementary practice, and clients should continue any medical care and consult their own healthcare provider for treatment decisions rather than substituting a session for one. It's worth having your specific consent and disclaimer language reviewed by an attorney.
Yes. Add a file upload question and clients can attach a note from their doctor or another relevant document in the same submission, no separate email required. Pair it with conditional logic so the upload only appears when a client indicates they have something to share.
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