Diane Riechert Reiki Master Teacher

Information about the Director Diane Bevier Riechert Reiki Master Teacher, Bachelor of Arts, Certified Graphologist, Certified Hypnotherapist

For Diane Riechert, health wellness is not only a lifestyle, it is a lifelong passion. Diane grew up learning about natural healing, fitness and herbology. Both Diane's parents were healers. Her father, Harvey Bevier was an internationally known chiropractic healer based in the Denver Metropolitan area. Her mother, Helen, taught nursing at Columbia University and later worked in as a surgical nurse. Her daughter, Jessica is a chiropractor in Greenwood Village, Colorado. Diane learned first-hand how powerful Reiki is after undergoing knee surgery for a torn ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) from a running injury. No pain medications were needed post-surgery. Self-Reiki twice a day was the only post-operative treatment given. Diane did not need to undergo physical therapy which is unusual for this type of knee injury. The surgeon interviewed Diane as to what she did for her knee to heal so quickly so he could recommend it to his patients. Prior to the surgery, the surgeon informed Diane that she would likely never run again. Diane has run ten Bolder Boulder 10K races since the knee surgery. The incredible personal results convinced Diane of how powerful Reiki is. Diane signed up to attain Reiki Master Teacher Certification in 1999 to pass such incredible healing to others. Diane has witnessed powerful healing over the years with Reiki. Diane holds a bachelor's degree in Behavioral Sciences from Colorado State University. She is a Certified Hypnotherapist specializing in past life regressions, a Certified Graphologist and a Certified Massage Therapist in California. Diane's goal is to heal, raise the energy level and thus the consciousness of as many people as possible with Reiki. She has taught and practiced Reiki internationally and around the United States.

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