Accredited Reiki Practitioner (ARP) Membership

Reiki New Zealand is proud to introduce the Accredited Reiki Practitioner (ARP) Membership - a professional tier created to recognise experienced Reiki practitioners who uphold high standards of practice, ethics, and ongoing development.

This membership is more than a certificate. It’s a mark of credibility, designed to support practitioners in building trust with clients, healthcare providers, and the wider community. It also plays a vital role in our long-term goal: gaining formal recognition of Reiki Healing as an accepted modality by the ACC and the wider mainstream healthcare community.

Why Become an ARP Member?

If you’ve completed Reiki Level 2 or higher and are committed to professional growth, ARP Membership offers a meaningful way to elevate your practice.

Not ARP Accredited?

While ARP accreditation represents additional professional recognition, all Reiki NZ members have demonstrated their training, lineage, and commitment to our Code of Ethics and Rules of Practice. Even if your practitioner isn’t ARP accredited, you are still encouraged to learn about their qualifications and approach to Reiki - every practitioner brings unique strengths to their healing work.

Applying for ARP Membership is a meaningful step toward professional recognition as a Reiki practitioner. To ensure consistency, credibility, and alignment with Reiki NZ’s standards, applicants are asked to provide evidence of training, experience, and ethical commitment.

Below is a link to download the summary of the key requirements you’ll need to meet. Full details and guidance are included in the application pack, but this quick overview will help you prepare and understand what’s involved.

Download the Core Requirements here

Confidentiality must be maintained at all times. No identifying personal information should be included.

Please reach out to Nicola via her email at cpd@reiki.org.nz for an Accredited Reiki Practitioner CPD application pack or if you have any questions.