The Reiki Centre was founded by Elaine Hamilton Grundy in 2007 in Singapore. The Singapore Reiki Centre is now supported by several Reiki teachers running workshops and providing Reiki healing. Elaine now lives in the UK.

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Elaine discovered Reiki 30 years ago and was delighted to have found such a powerful self-healing technique.  She became a Reiki Master in 1995 and juggled teaching Reiki with a busy corporate career.  She stepped away from her corporate career to set up The Reiki Centre and has since dedicated her work to teaching Reiki and advocating for high quality Reiki education free from dogma.

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Elaine has trained thousands of Reiki students and over 80 Reiki Masters via her vigorous Teacher training program.

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She is author of “Reiki, Pure and Simple” a down to earth and accessible introduction to Reiki, and shares many resources and articles on her blog and YouTube channel.  

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Her latest book "Reiki - A Path to Freedom" outlines the spiritual aspect of Reiki that is often side-stepped or forgotten.  Reiki is essentially and originally a spiritual practice based on self-knowledge, as Usui (the founder of Reiki) put it, Reiki is "the secret method for gaining happiness".

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Elaine provides comprehensive online Reiki classes, and face to face classes in Portsmouth. She travels to different locations in the UK to teach classes depending on numbers.

Elaine takes an active interest in supporting the evolution of Reiki.  She is a founding member of The Usui Reiki Association, Singapore (TURA), and has authored two global Reiki consumer research projects, the latest one published in 2020.

In the UK, Elaine is a member of the Complementary Health Professionals. She is registered with the CNHC. This means her Reiki professional practice meets the quality standards required. CNHC's register is approved as an Accredited Register by the PSA, a body accountable to UK Parliament. ​Elaine has worked in a clinical setting with Garden House Hospice Care, Hertfordshire, providing Reiki to end of life patients and their carers.