Healing Where Hospitals Can’t: Inside Kaivalya Holistic Centres

Founded by Malini Savera, a certified Reiki practitioner and lifelong student of energy healing, Kaivalya is not an “alternative” to medicine — it’s a companion to care.

In areas where mental health is still taboo, therapy still unaffordable, and hospitals still miles away — Kaivalya offers something rare:

A safe space to sit. To breathe. To feel.

No judgment. No labels. Just healing.

What Happens at Kaivalya?

Each centre operates weekly sessions with certified volunteers and practitioners who offer:

• Reiki therapy (hands-on energy healing for emotional and physical distress)

• Sound therapy (using singing bowls, bells, or chants to regulate stress)

• Meditation and breathwork (basic guided sessions in Hindi or regional language)

• Art + Expression sessions for children and women

• Safe circle discussions on grief, anger, anxiety, and loneliness

These aren’t crash courses. They are slow, intentional spaces where people come as they are — and leave just a little lighter.

 What We’ve Seen So Far

• Children with chronic anxiety now attend school without breakdowns

• Women survivors of domestic violence report reduced nightmares and better sleep

• Elderly men, often neglected, now participate weekly for inner calm

• Local teachers report increased emotional intelligence and calmness in students

• 3 of our rural volunteers have gone on to pursue formal healing certifications
  

“When I sat in that room, I didn’t feel broken. No one asked me what happened. They just asked if I wanted to breathe with them. That saved me.”