Meet The Team
Razvan
Reiki Master, Shamanic Practitioner and Chakra Healing Master
My work as a Reiki and Shamanic practitioner has grown through years of personal practice, lived experience, and ongoing study.
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My own healing journey began during a period of deep personal difficulty, marked by depression and struggles with addiction. In 2016, Reiki became an important turning point — offering not a solution, but a way back into the body, into steadiness, and into a relationship with myself that could slowly be rebuilt.
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Over the years that followed, my path naturally widened. Alongside Reiki, I undertook training in psycho-spiritual and therapeutic shamanic practices, deepening my understanding of healing as something that unfolds gradually through attention, embodiment, and honest self-inquiry.
These experiences shaped not only how I work, but how I listen.
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My approach today is grounded, attentive, and practical. I do not seek to impose change or offer answers, but to support people in reconnecting with their own capacity to heal, regulate, and restore. This work is guided by both formal training and lived experience, and held with respect for each person’s pace, boundaries, and inner process.
​Ki to Satori reflects this way of working — quiet, individual, and rooted in the belief that meaningful healing begins when the body and mind feel safe enough to soften and release.
Maria
Massage Therapist and Reiki Initiate
My work as a massage therapist is rooted in care, sensitivity, and close attention to the body.
Through years of hands-on practice, I have developed an approach that is both intuitive and practical, responding to tension, pain, and fatigue with steadiness and respect.
Each session is tailored to the individual, allowing the body to soften and release at its own pace rather than being pushed or forced.
Alongside massage, I have begun my journey with Reiki, which gently informs the way I work with touch and presence.
While the focus of my sessions remains physical, many people experience a deeper sense of rest and ease when the body feels met with patience and care.
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I approach my work quietly and attentively, valuing an environment where people feel safe, supported, and unhurried. My intention is to offer a space where tension can ease and the body can return to a more natural sense of balance.
