Reiki Dance with Daniel Montoya 
Monday, June 29th| 7:00–9:00 PM
Museum of Modern Renaissance (115 College Ave, Somerville)

If sitting meditation isn’t exactly what you’re looking for, Reiki Dance offers a different doorway into silence: joy, embodiment, and nervous-system-friendly connection—all held in a safe, trauma-informed, consent-based container.

You’ll be invited to relax and dance freely, either alone or with others, while staying deeply attuned to your own boundaries. Touch is never assumed—it’s only permitted when you clearly agree to it. Respect, kindness, and choice are the roots of this practice.

Reiki Dance is a heart-centered movement journey with live music, guiding you back to your inner healing power through intention, presence, and embodied awareness. Over the course of the evening, you’ll explore what it feels like to connect with your own body and energy—and, if you choose, connect gently with others in a way that feels supportive and true.

Live music currently featuring:
Simon Davis (keys/voice)

Daniel Montoya is a trauma-informed Reiki Master, somatic practitioner, and educator integrating nervous system awareness with ethical energy healing. His work blends Usui Reiki and Holy Fire Reiki® with somatic, trauma-informed principles and stress-regulation research, supporting professionals, therapists, and trauma survivors seeking grounded, clinically responsible Reiki. https://www.danielmontoyareiki.com/

Alice Belle is a compassionate Reiki Master and emerging social worker specializing in somatic and expressive therapies. With a background in mental health and somatic approaches, she blends clinical insight with heart-centered intuitive energy work—holding space for emotional release, deep healing, and soulful reconnection.

What to expect

• A consent-centered, trauma-informed container

• Free movement (no choreography, no performance)

• Clear guidance for boundaries, choice, and connection

• Live music supporting your personal healing journey

• Space to be present, feel, release, and restore

Come as you are—curious, tender, joyful, or tired. This is a practice of presence over perfection, and a reminder that healing can be gentle, embodied, and shared.