About Diane Wentzel, RN

Registered Nurse. Certified Reiki Healer. Intuitive Reader.

A Healer at Heart — In Every Sense of the Word

Diane Wentzel has spent more than four decades caring for people in some of the most vulnerable moments of their lives. As a Registered Nurse, she has sat with patients through illness, recovery, grief, and transition, always with steady hands and an open heart.

But over time, Diane began to sense that something was missing in the spaces traditional medicine couldn't reach.

The patient whose labs looked fine but who was clearly not well. The family holding vigil with nowhere to put their fear. The quiet suffering that no prescription could touch.

These experiences didn't shake her faith in medicine; they deepened her curiosity about what else was possible.

The Path to Energy Healing

Diane's journey into Reiki was not a departure from her clinical roots, but an expansion of them.

Drawn by a growing sense that the body, mind, and spirit are inseparable in the healing process, she pursued training in Usui Reiki and completing Levels I, II, III, and IV to become a certified Reiki Healer. What she discovered confirmed what decades of nursing had already taught her: that the body has a profound, innate capacity to restore balance when given the right conditions of safety, stillness, and care.

She also deepened her spiritual practice along the way, exploring intuitive reading through tarot and oracle work as another avenue for offering clarity, reflection, and compassionate guidance to those navigating uncertainty.

What She Brings to Every Session

Diane's background is rare in the world of energy healing. She brings:

40+ years of clinical nursing experience: including deep familiarity with chronic illness, end-of-life care, and the emotional weight carried by patients and their families

Certification in Usui Reiki Levels I–IV: trained to the level of Reiki Healer

Intuitive tarot and oracle reading: offered as a grounded, reflective tool for self-discovery and clarity

A holistic, whole-person approach: honoring the physical, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of well-being

Unwavering ethical standards: rooted in the same professionalism and care she brought to the bedside for over four decades

She works with people and pets, in person and at a distance, meeting each client exactly where they are.

A Note from Diane

"I have always believed that healing is more than fixing what is broken. It is about helping someone feel safe enough to come back to themselves. That is what I try to offer — in every session, with every client. Whether you come to me in the middle of a health crisis, a life transition, or simply a season of feeling lost, you will be met with honesty, compassion, and care."

With Gratitude,