Changes to ARC Membership Categories

In September 2017, as a follow on from the introduction of legally binding National and State Code of Conduct for Health Care Workers, the Committee of Management agreed;

•  There is no longer a need for the separate professional branch  of the Association (AARP)

•  To change the status of  two membership categories 

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      1. Member category changed to  Non- Professional Member 

thus ensuring that those who only use Reiki for self use are recognised and inclusion and connection with the Reiki community.

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     2. Practitioner category changed to Professional Reiki Treatment Practitioner (Non Teaching) to ensure ARC members in this professional category comply with the legally binding National and State Code of Conduct

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National Code of Conduct for Health Care Workers

Legally binding codes of conduct have been legislated and enacted in the following States:

•  New South Wales ( 2008) 

•  South Australia (2013) 

•  Queensland ( 2014)  

•  Victoria (February 2017)

Other States and Territories will soon follow suit.

Reiki practitioners are considered to be health care workers.

All ARC practitioners and teachers who are in States and Territories  where the codes  have not as yet  been legislated, are expected to abide by the National codes

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Read FAQ's on Codes here

Read Code of Conduct brochure  here

ARC Criteria for the teaching of the Usui System of Reiki

Following consultation with and approval from all ARC members with the Reiki level of Master/Teacher ,at a Special General Meeting of the Association on the 13th June 2015 the Amended & Revised ARC criteria for  teaching of all levels of the Usui System of Reiki was accepted...Read More

 

This criteria does not include the spiritual practice of Reiki or any particular form / branch of Reiki.

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 Download the ARC  Reiki teaching criteria